Although for typical United States customers, we can enjoy the 2012 Honda Civic whether it's a sedan or coupe, European drivers can enjoy the Civic as a sedan, coupe or as a roomier hatchback. This inconvenience for American Honda fans has encouraged questions about when Honda may release the Honda Civic hatchback for American drivers. And although Honda hasn't been outright with an answer, East Coast Honda of Myrtle Beach is here to…
Following the devastation of the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in 2011, Honda is reportedly fully recovered and feeling even better than before. After having suffered through short-term parts and production shortages, the automaker is said to back on track and performing exceptionally well.
Of course, if you're not willing to take our word for it, you could come check out the new Honda inventory at East Coast Honda, serving Myrtle Beach. Our…
The first step in solving a problem is truly identifying it. And while it's no secret that greenhouse gasses are not good for the environment, no automaker has yet come forward to specify how much it's producing... Until now, that is. Honda has now become the first automaker to fully close all of its greenhouse-gas emissions across all sources.
All sources?
That's right, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development and the…
Japanese automaker Honda, was recently voted as the number one Full-Line Automotive Brand. In a survey of 38,000 people, participants were inquired about their automotive brand preferences and Honda was ranked first!
"This study offers strong evidence that the Honda brand continues to be well-regarded by American consumers," explains, Mike Accavitti, Vice President of National Marketing Operations for American Honda. "The combination of strong brand equity and a fresh line-up of new models that…
As a result of Honda's recent partnership with Aha Radio, the automaker will now be including the technology into the forthcoming HondaLink infotainment system. While details are few and far between, the fresh connectivity system has essentially wiped the slate clean, or created something brand new.
With an initial appearance in the Honda Fit EV, HondaLink will be using a system that is not entirely based on satellite data which marks a step away…
Recently, design student Michael Mcgee shared his vision and designed a concept for a future Honda S2000. Although the vehicle might be long gone from the new Honda lineup available to drivers in the Myrtle Beach area, Michael Mcgee created a futuristic design for the S2000 and what it might look like in the year 2020.
Michael Mcgee's design is a full design of the iconic Honda S2000 if it were to be revived…
With the discontinuation of one model often comes the creation of another. Such is exactly the case of the now retired Honda Civic Type R and its spiritual successor, the Honda CR-Z sports-hybrid coupe. And while we're especially happy that this transition resulted in American drivers getting a taste of the action (the Honda Civic Type R was never offered here in the United States), we can understand why some performance purists might miss…
The Honda UNI-CUB isn't a full-scale electric vehicle, but rather a small, personal one that's being compared to the Segway. That said, you might feel a little confused as to why a new Honda dealership would be reporting on an electronic device. Allow us to explain.
While the Honda UNI-CUB isn't a full scale electric vehicle, it is being used to test leading-edge tech that may make it into the new Honda…
The pickup trucks segment is a competitive one. No one can deny that. Every automaker proclaims their truck to be the roughest, toughest one on the road today. But Honda prefers to let the driving experience do all the talking, rather than posting gimmicky commercials that are nothing more than attention grabbers.
Case in point? The 2012 Honda Ridgeline. Available for a test drive at East Coast Honda, serving the greater Myrtle Beach area, the…
Three decades ago Honda made a daring decision to manufacture its models in the U.S. In 1982, Volkswagen was the sole auto manufacturer building vehicles within the United States. VW's production was not working as efficiently as they had anticipated which made some people doubt their operation. As John Voorhorst, a consultant and retired executive of auto-parts supplier Denso, puts it, Honda was "the canary in the coal mine."1 In other words…
