As winter fades away, it's essential to give your vehicle extra attention to ensure it's running at its best during spring. From regular maintenance like oil changes and tire rotations to specialized services like checking the air conditioning system, several important tasks can keep your car running smoothly and safely throughout the season.

 
As one of the world's most renowned car manufacturers, Honda has reached a massive milestone - 30 million cars produced in the United States. Honda's commitment to safety, performance, and design has achieved consistent success since the 1980s, reflected in its rapid rise in the global automotive industry. With its commitment to innovation, Honda has become one of the most sought-after vehicles for consumers worldwide—with 30 million cars now produced in the US; it's clear that Honda has had a promising start in the nation.

 
The Maintenance Minder System that you'll find in newer Honda vehicles tells you your oil life, when it's time for an oil change, and when your car needs to be serviced in other ways. It's a handy system, to be sure, but you need to know what the Maintenance Minder codes mean if you want to keep your Honda vehicle running.

 
Recently, Honda Motor Company Ltd. announced it would discontinue the Insight hybrid sedan production in the United States at the end of this year. However, the company also confirmed that a new hybrid version of the Civic sedan in the U.S. market would start in 2020. A new hybrid version of the CR-V sport utility vehicle starting in 2023.