How to Videos- Pairing your Apple iPhone

   Honda has some great technology to go along with their incredible line up of vehicles. Below are how-to videos for your 2016 Honda Accord. Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink is standard on every 2016 Honda Accord. It only takes a few minutes to pair your Apple iPhone®. Make sure your phone is compatible using the “Find a Phone” feature on Honda’s HandsFreeLink.com website.

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How to Videos-Remote Start

   Honda has some great technology to go along with their incredible line up of vehicles. Below are how-to videos for your 2016 Honda Accord. Remote Engine Start is a handy feature, especially in very cold or very hot weather. Standard on 2016 Honda Accord EX, EX-L, and Touring models, Remote Engine Start can turn on the engine and activate the climate-control system from up to 60 yards away.

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Winterizing your vehicle

1.  Check your battery.  Getting stranded in the cold with a dead battery is no one's idea of a good time.  If you have a maintenance-free battery, there should be a window on the top of the battery that tells you the state of it's charge.  If it's not, check the fluid levels, and top off with distilled water as necessary.  if you're not sure how to check your battery, most any auto parts store will be able to check it for you.

2.  Check your tires.  While a dead battery can leave you stranded, balding tires on snowy and icy roads can lead to a much more dangerous situation.  If you live in an area that gets a significant amount of snow, you may want to consider snow tires.

3.  Check your wiper blades.  Going cheap on your wiper blades or ignoring them can lead to very unpleasant driving in the winter.  Bad wipers can't do an adequate job of keeping the snow and ice off of your windshield, no matter how high you have the defrosters blasting.

4.  Check your fluids.  Check your owner's manual, but for most vehicles, the cooling system should be flushed every two years.  If your vehicle is overdue, prior to winter setting in is as good of a time as any to have it taken care of.  Also, refer to your owner's manual to find what type and what mixture of anti-freeze you should be using.  You will also want to keep your windshield washer fluid full, using a fluid that is designed for not freezing in the cold weather.  If you get stuck behind a truck throwing dirty snow at your windshield, you will be glad you did.  As always, change your oil regularly.

5.  Keep your vehicle supplied.  Normal emergency materials are key for the winter.  If you do get stranded on the road, you want other driver's to be able to see you.  Roadside flares are not excessive to keep on hand.  Keeping extra warm cloths, gloves, and a blanket or two are always good ideas as well.  Be sure to have lock de-icer on hand- and keep in mind that it doesn't always help to have it in the car.  Some in your house, and some at work are a great idea.
 
6.  Care for the interior of your car.  In and out of the snow, ice, and salt can be particularly rough on your carpets.  Be sure to have at least an inexpensive set of floor mats for your car.  Better yet are the kind that can hold the water and keep it away from your carpets completely.

7.  Let your car warm up (and revving your engine doesn't really help).  Keep in mind, though, thieves are excellent at watching for cars that are running but unattended.  Have an extra door key that you keep on you and lock the doors while it is warming up, even if you are at home.
 
8.  Be safe.  Allow extra time to get where you are going, leave plenty of space between you and the driver in front, and use good common sense.  It's better to arrive a few minutes late than not at all. 

The redesigned Honda Accord

                                 

   The redesigned 2016 Honda Accord is going to have some big shoes to fill, it's own. After all, it has landed on the "10 Best Cars" list 29 times while remaining America's favorite family sedan. The 2016 Accord has added some new ingredients to an already spectacular recipe and we can't wait to try it. The improvements go beyond the typical revision and the result is beautiful.

  The Accord is currently a few years into it's ninth generation and the 2016 will bring a mild refresh that will be most recognized by the bold new grille design and redesigned taillights. The Sedan's will also get a re-contoured aluminum hood. With the Coupes, you're giving up a little practicality for a more of a performance look; they are very similar from the front seats forward but their completely different, wedgier tail and side add up to a more dynamic stance.

  Honda in the past hasn't had much of a reputation for cramming value and convenience features into its vehicles. But that's all been turning around lately. The Honda Accord Sedan offered in LX, Sport, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims, while the Coupe available in LX-S, EX, EX-L, and Touring models. The base Accord LX model includes dual-zone automatic climate control, 16-inch alloys, Bluetooth connectivity, a rearview camera system, and an eight-inch i-MID display with Pandora audio streaming and SMS text-message capability. V-6 models get some nicer cabin appointments, and EX-L models have a 360-watt system with Aha internet radio streaming. So, consider the Accord's shoes filled.


Shop our current Accord inventory at www.lujackhonda.com or visit our showroom located at 3707 N Harrison St.Davenport, IA. 52806 where you can speak with one of our Honda Certified Sales Consultants. We look forward to hearing from you!

The redesigned Honda Civic

   The all-new Civic Concept took the spotlight at the 2015 New York Auto Show on April 1. As the basis for the entire line of the 2016 Civic family, the Civic Concept boasts a variety of sporty, aggressive features that will redefine the compact market. This fall, the Sedan-later followed by a Coupe, an Si, a 5-door model, and a new Civic Type-R-will celebrate our take on an advanced, sport-inspired design. Featuring a new turbo-charged engine, the Civic Concept embodies the spirited, game-changing future of the tenth-generation Civic.

   The new Civic is being called "the most radical redesign in Civic history". It's a redesign that Mr. Honda himself would be proud of, a concept car that so closely resembles that of the tenth-generation production car. Honda is returning to the sporty Civics of beloved memory, establishing new high points of handling and refinement for the model. The new Civic will be a little wider and a little longer than the current model, with a shorter front over-hang and A-pillars that are pulled back to give it a more exciting profile. The front and rear LED lighting strongly resemble that of the current model and the rest of the Honda line up. Stay tuned for more information, including horsepower, body materials and suspension architecture, on this exciting redesign of the Honda Civic.

You can shop our current Civic inventory here.

Introducing the All-New 2016 Honda Pilot

For 2016, Honda has completely re-designed the Pilot, and the differences are immediately noticeable.  Gone are the squared-off front and back ends, replaced with a more curved and modern look.  The new Pilot's front end now looks more like the popular CR-V's bigger brother. 

Multiple seating options allow you to customize your Pilot to your needs.  There is now a captain's chair option for the second row, which is great for kids and adults alike on long road trips.  Heated and cooled seats are also options for the first and second rows, another nice feature for passengers. 

Other improvements in the third-generation 2016 Pilot include a bit more space, more horsepower, better handling, and improved road noise.  Take some time to watch the video below and get reacquainted with the Honda Pilot, then visit our website to see our inventory of the all-new 2016 Honda Pilot.

The New Turbo that Reuses Energy

Honda VTEC Turbo

  Honda’s VTEC TURBO is the turbo engine reimagined, achieving both excellent fuel economy and the fun of driving. Turbo engines were traditionally powerful - at the cost of fuel efficiency - but that has completely changed with the VTEC TURBO. With the same amount of fuel, the VTEC TURBO produces more power than a naturally-aspirated engine. As the turbocharger’s turbines are powered by exhaust gas, exhaust energy is reused, increasing thermal efficiency. By reusing exhaust gas that was simply dissipated, new energy is efficiently created. The VTEC TURBO works in a way that is similar to the modern trend of recycling.


Shop our Honda inventory online for vehicles with VTEC Turbo or come into our dealership located at 3707 N. Harrison St. Davenport, IA. 52806 to speak with one of our Honda Product Specialists to learn more about Honda VTEC Turbo.