What Are the New Honda Cars For 2010? : new honda cars

New Honda Civic FD MC 2010

What Are the New Honda Cars For 2010?   by Adrianna Noton

Some of the best cars are Honda cars. Each year, Honda comes out with a new line of great cars. It appears that 2020 will be no different. If you are looking for a new Honda, below is a list of the new cars for 2010.

1. 2010 Honda Civic: At a MSRP of $16, 105, The 2010 Honda Civic is available as a wagon and is equipped with a 2.0L L4 197HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 21 miles per gallon city and 29 miles per gallon highway. It is a gold standard in its class.
2. 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour: At a MSRP of $29,670, the body style of the 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour is a hatchback. It contains a 3,471 cc 3.5 liters V 6 front engine. It also has a fuel economy range of 19 miles per gallon city and 29 miles per gallon highway.
3. 2010 Honda Accord: At a MSRP of $21,705, the body style of the 2010 Honda Accord is a sedan. It contains a 3.5L V6 268HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 17 miles per gallon city and 25 miles per gallon highway. This is the first Accord to use Honda’s impact-energy-dispersing advanced compatibility engineering body structure design.
4. 2010 Honda Ridgeline: At MSRP of $28, 200, the body style of the 2010 Honda Ridgeline is a truck. It contains a 3.5L V6 247HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 15 miles per gallon city and 20 miles per gallon highway.
5. 2010 Honda CR-V: At a MSRP of $21,245, the 2010 Honda CR-V has a body style of an SUV. It contains a 2.4 liter four-cylinder engine and has a fuel economy range of 20 miles per gallon city and 27 miles per gallon highway. It also has a new hood, front fascia, bumpers and alloy wheels.
6. 2010 Honda Element: At a MSRP of $21, 245, the 2010 Honda Element has a SUV body style. It contains a 2.4L L4 166HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 20 miles per gallon city and 27 miles per gallon highway. It comes with a new ‘Dog Friendly’ package.
7. 2010 Honda Fit: At a MSRP of $15,550, the 2010 Honda Fit has a body style of a hatchback. It has a 1.5L L4 109HP engine and a fuel economy range of 27 city and 34 miles per gallon highway.
8. 2010 Honda Insight: At a MSRP of $19,800, the 2010 Honda Insight has a body style of a hatchback. It contains a 1.3L L4 98HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 40 miles per gallon city and 43 miles per gallon highway.
9. 2010 Honda Odyssey: At a MSRP of $26, 355, the 2010 Honda Odyssey has a body style of Minivan/Van. It has a 3.5L V6 244HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 16 miles per gallon city and 23 miles per gallon highway.
10. 2010 Honda Pilot: At a MSRP of $27,695, the 2010 Honda Pilot has a body style of a SUV. It contains a 3.5L V6 244HP engine and has a fuel economy range of 15 miles per gallon city and 20 miles per gallon highway.
Honda sells the most popular cars in the world. Whichever Honda vehicle you choose, you will definitely be satisfied with your purchase

Latest 2011 Chevy Volt Car Review

New 2011 Chevy Volt Car Review Pictures

General Motors unveiled the final design for the car that it hopes will save the company: New 2011 ChevroletCar, the world’s first production plug-in hybrid. The New 2011 Chevrolet Car is designed to drive 40 miles on a single charge of its giant lithium-ion battery; after that, an onboard 1.4-liter four-cylinder flex-fuel engine kicks in to power the electrict motors that drive the car.

New 2011 Chevy Volt Car Review Pictures

GM will most likely New 2011 Chevrolet Car make 10,000 of the cars in the first year of production; it’s expected to go on sale in November 2010. It’s unclear how much the car will cost, though the relatively unproven lithium-ion batteries could drive the cost close to $40,000. Government incentives could help drive that cost down closer to the $30,000 mark.

New 2011 Chevy Volt Car Review Pictures

Chevrolet is designed to move more than 75 percent of America’s daily commuters without a single drop of gas.That means for someone who drives less than 40 miles a day, Chevy Volt will use zero gasoline and produce zero emissions.Unlike traditional electric cars, Chevy Volt has a revolutionary propulsion system that takes you beyond the power of the battery. It will use a lithium-ion battery with a variety of range-extending onboard power sources, including gas and, in some vehicles, E85 ethanol to recharge the battery while you drive beyond the 40-mile battery range. And when it comes to being plugged in, Chevy Volt will be designed to use a common household plug.

According to General Motors E-Flex spokesman Rob Peterson, the automaker has reached an agreement with the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that would see the 2011 Chevrolet get a unique classification different from other current hybrids. This new classification takes into account the fact that the Volt’s 40-mile battery range allows it to complete the bulk of the emissions and economy test procedure without ever running the engine, which would likely give it a mpg rating of 100 mpg or better.
This is problematic for the EPA, which considers dual-power vehicles like the series hybrid Volt no different than a parallel hybrid like the Prius. Currently the EPA is expecting the Volt to complete the test cycle with a charged battery, which means the engine would have to run a lot more and essentially kill the charge sustaining control plan. According to Peterson, GM is still a long way from reaching an agreement with the feds on how to test the Volt, despite what the Detroit Free Press says. However, having CARB consider the Volt essentially an electric car is certainly a bargaining chip in GM’s favor

NEXT GEN S2000 RUMORS

The current Honda S2000 is one the biggest cars in the tuner market and motorsports world by far, and that is why we are watching the development of the next generation S2000 with a very close eye. Japanese Performance Car News is reporting on some new S2K rumors that come not surprisingly, from a Japanese car magazine. According to the latest speculation, the new S2000 will be released for the 2010 model year and will be available with both a 2.4L four cylinder AND a 3.5L V6. Hrm...a V6 S2000 I mean "S3500"? Sounds a little strange to me.

The car is still very early in development so of course this speculation (and the rendering above) should be taken with a grain of salt, but is still interesting to think about what this car may turn out to be.

I remember hearing that next generation S2000 was to be scaled down in both size and price to compete more directly with the Mazda MX5. I'm not sure what happened to that plan. I thought it would have been cool to see a cheaper "mini-S2000" with a rear wheel drive application of Honda's wonderful K20 engine.

What are your thoughts on the next S2000?

Ex-demo Subarus

Getting hold of the latest cars second-hand isn’t always an easy task, but the Subaru Tribeca could be different

Franchised dealers have been offering seven-day test drives of the brand new SUV thanks to a 100-strong fleet of specially registered demonstration vehicles.

If you fancy a nearly new example they could make the perfect choice,
because in five months’ time the off-roaders will be sold. They will heavily undercut showroom-fresh prices and have relatively high mileage for their age, so expect to make some decent savings. The Tribeca arrived only last month, so ensure you’re first in the queue for a used example by paying your local dealer a visit now.