If you’ve been searching for a new compact SUV, you’ve likely run across the Honda CR-V and the Nissan Rogue by this point. It’s more than likely you’ve thought, “How different can all of these SUVs really be?” In a world of so many makes and model options, trims, and available features, it can be overwhelming to research them all.
The Honda Prelude is one of the brand’s most iconic models, with a run from 1978 all the way through 2001. The coupe was especially popular with the racing crowd, but it also exemplified everything people love about Honda in general. Now, you can expect to see an all-new Prelude in the very near future.
Here are all the details that have been announced.
If you’re looking for a new ride that still delivers that trusted Honda family SUV experience, then you are sure to appreciate everything the upcoming 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport has in store. Continuing the brand’s excellent performance and fuel savings as well as advancing your safety and control behind the wheel, this Honda SUV is sure to check all the boxes. Ahead of its official unveiling, the team at Roper Honda is here to deliver some exciting previews of what to expect from the latest iteration of this Honda SUV. 
Honda has its fair share of extremely popular vehicles—the Accord, Civic, CR-V, and Pilot are all best-sellers in the American market. They all have a couple things in common—all of them have been around for over two decades, and they all have a sterling reputation as the safest cars.
The HR-V is one of the best subcompact SUVs on the road right now—it’s a perfect middle ground between the sportiness of a sedan and the expanded storage capacity of a larger crossover, and this year, it got some of the strongest safety scores out of the…
Honda has its fair share of extremely popular vehicles—the Accord, Civic, CR-V, and Pilot are all best-sellers in the American market. They all have a couple things in common—all of them have been around for over two decades, and they all have a sterling reputation as the safest cars.
The HR-V is one of the best subcompact SUVs on the road right now—it’s a perfect middle ground between the sportiness of a sedan and the expanded storage capacity of a larger crossover, and this year, it got some of the strongest safety scores out of the…
Is the Honda Accord a good car? With yet another Car and Driver 10Best trophy on its mantle, the Honda Accord has firmly—and we mean "you're not going to that party, young man" firmly—cemented itself as the best midsize car model over the last 30 years. Since C/D started handing out awards in 1983, the Accord nameplate has won a spot on that 10Best list 37 out of 40 times, which is a remarkable feat considering no other vehicle has more than 24 wins.
What's new with the 11th-generation 2023 Accord? Let us…
Anyone shopping for a subcompact SUV will be met by a flood of options, including the 2023 HR-V and CX-30. Each comes with its own pluses and minuses, but when you boil it all down to versatility and practicality, only one of these small crossovers is really worth its weight in brass tacks.
Let's see how the newly redesigned Honda HR-V and Mazda CX-30 compare where it matters most: Space, flexibility and price.
So, you’ve decided on the brand (Honda) but can’t exactly pinpoint which Honda SUV is right for you. They’re all heavy in tech. They’re all extraordinarily safe. They’re all affordably priced, great on gas, stylish beyond belief—hey, we never said choosing the best new Honda SUV was going to be easy!
Still, we’re up to the challenge if you are. As you go about comparing Honda crossovers and SUVs for sale near you, review the key differences between the popular HR-V, CR-V, Passport, and Pilot models below. (Or visit our Joplin Honda dealership…
Trying to figure out which car to buy, Kia’s latest Forte or the all-new 2022 Civic? It’s not a secret that most small sedans, like the Forte and Civic, have a lot in common. They’re pretty good on gas, affordable, can seat 4 comfortably (5 with some magic), and make morning commutes a little more enjoyable than their compact ancestors of yesteryear.
That can make your decision difficult. But when it comes down to brass tacks, the segment's only got one king of the jungle, and its name is “Civic.”
What’s in a name? That which we call a Honda Odyssey by any other name would smell as sweet.
We don’t want to call Shakespeare a liar, but we’re calling him a liar. Names do matter; they incite excitement, they set bars, tones and expectations.
Sure, Honda could have called its Odyssey the “Honda Minivan,” but a nameplate of such simplicity doesn’t carry the same iconic weight. Because when you hear the word “Odyssey,” your adventure-yearning imagination begins working overtime, picturing backdrops of landscapes long forgotten and many a fork in the road.