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In order for your car to run properly, your battery needs to be in working order. Generally, you should replace the battery in your car about every three years, but there are some signs to look for in case you need a new battery before the three year mark.

If you notice that your check engine light stays on even after you've had your car serviced, this could mean that you need a new battery. If the battery is swollen, it may need to get replaced, since the swelling is a sign that the battery is overheating. It may…

Thinking about getting a car? More goes into the decision than paint colors and styles. A major choice is deciding whether you're going to lease or buy. If you are deliberating and unsure of what to do, you need to figure out what you want in your car.

Leasing

If you want a car that is out of your typical budget range, then you may want to lease. When you lease a car, the payments are generally lower than when you buy that same car. This means that you can lease a more expensive car without paying a huge…

It's important to keep your tires in good condition because a lot is riding on them. Tires don't normally just become exhausted quickly. There are usually telltale signs that will tip you off if your tires are in need of attention. Some things to look out for are bald spots, cracking or bulging, uneven tire wear and worn treads are all good indications that you need new tires. Sometimes, you just may need an alignment, say if your tread is worn on the inside or the outside of your tires more. It's a good habit to try…

Multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated recording artists One Republic will tour the country this summer as the headlining performers on the 2017 Honda Civic Tour, presented by Live Nation. The Honda Civic Tour, in its 16th year of presenting live performances by talented music acts to fans across the country, is one of the nation's most successful music concert tour franchises.

The tour, which also includes Fitz and the Tantrums and James Arthur as supporting acts, kicks off on July 7 in Kansas City, and will make a total of 36 stops in the United States...

The 2017 Honda Ridgeline, recently named by NACTOY as the North American Truck of the Year, is the only pickup truck in the America that has received top safety ratings from both the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and the U.S. government. The 2017 Honda Ridgeline earned a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) 5-Star Overall Vehicle Rating¹ and iis the first and only pickup to have earned an IIHS Top Safety Pick+² rating.

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— Honda (@Honda) February 15, 2017

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— Honda (@Honda) February 9, 2017

Rock Hill Honda enthusiasts, prepare for a more captivating daily commute in the 2018 Honda Odyssey! The redesigned Honda Odyssey recently marked its debut at the North American International Auto Show, giving drivers across the United States a first look at the upcoming Honda minivan. Here at Honda Cars of Rock Hill, we could not be more excited to explore the 2018 Odyssey when it arrives in dealerships sometime in the future.

The 2018 Honda Odyssey boasts tons of new features that South Carolina families can enjoy, including innovative Magic Slide seats.

Embrace the streets of Rock Hill, South Carolina in the 2017 Honda Ridgeline from Honda Cars of Rock Hill! The 2017 Ridgeline recently brought home the award for 2017 North American Truck of the Year as determined at this year’s North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) event, and we can certainly see why South Carolina drivers trust the Honda Ridgeline to conquer challenging job sites.

The new Honda Ridgeline model lineup delivers efficient power and handling, boasting a 280-horsepower engine and an available intelligent all-wheel drive (AWD) system.

It all started with the N600, when Honda began selling cars in the U.S.

When the N600 was first manufactured, it was just 122 inches long and could fit between the wheels of some full-size American cars.

The car was recently restored and Honda chronicled the experience in a 12-part documentary.