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Smart Entry With Walk Away Auto Lock

Walk Away Auto Lock is a convenient new feature by Honda that gives your vehicle the capability to lock by itself as you walk away. Aforementioned combined with the new Smart Entry feature making accessing your vehicle more accessible than ever. As you get approximately two and a half meters away from your car, it will lock automatically if you have your car keys with you. Never worry about forgetting to secure your car again or getting locked out of your car without the keys. Setting up Honda's Walk Away feature is a simple process that can be accessed through the display screen on your Honda. Enabling the keyless access set up will give you access to the Smart Entry with Walk Away Auto Lock feature. Similar to the Walk Away feature, Smart Entry gives you the ability to access your vehicle without fiddling with your keys so long as you are in the proper range. These features are just one example of how Honda is committed to convenience and exciting Honda drivers with new innovations. This feature is also helpful in the case of an emergency. Getting locked out of your vehicle can be an incredibly frustrating experience especially if you have essential items inside. With the Smart Entry with Walk Away Auto Lock feature you will not have to be fearful of this happening and know that your doors will always be easy to lock and unlock. Ready to experience Smart Entry with Walk Away Auto-Lock for yourself? Hamilton Honda is your home for a wide selection of new and used vehicles. Visit us today to learn more about the Smart Entry with Walk Away Auto Lock feature and how it could make your drive more convenient than ever. Schedule A Test Drive Contact Us

2019 Honda Insight

Everything You Need to Know About Honda's All-New 2019 Insight

Honda has recently released the all-new 2019 Insight, which has a sleek exterior and will save you plenty of money on fuel. It's one of the cars that has been manufactured by the automaker to be more eco-conscious for those who want to reduce their carbon footprint. When you want to learn more about the vehicle, there are a few key facts to understand. American-Made The 2019 Honda Insight is U.S.-built from top to bottom, including the battery pack and engine. The car is built on the Civic platform and is a cross between the Accord and the Civic. The hood is similar to the Accord because it's constructed out of aluminum with a grille that also mimics the Accord. The vehicle comes with a 106.3-inch wheelbase with plenty of space inside of the cabin that mimics the Civic but is plusher. Due to its soft instrument-panel trim, leather upholstery, and seven-inch TFT display, the interior resembles a luxury vehicle with the premium materials and features that are included. The trunk is 15-cubic-feet and can hold longer items due to the folding rear seats, which is standard in the Insight. Technology The 2019 Honda Insight comes standard with the Honda Sensing suite of active-safety systems, which includes automated emergency braking, traffic-sign recognition, lane-departure warning, and road-departure mitigation. A multi-angle rearview camera eliminates blind spots and can also reduce the risk of a collision while improving driver confidence. For added comfort, the Insight also offers an eight-inch infotainment display, heated side mirrors, a power sunroof, dual-zone climate control, power-adjustable heated front seats, and premium audio. Drivers can also take advantage of 4G LTE mobile hotspot compatibility to stay connected to the Internet while on the road. The latest generation of HondaLink subscription services will also be available to consumers. Performance The Honda Insight is built with a two-motor hybrid system with each motor performing different functions. The traction motor is geared towards the differential and the second motor is used for the gasoline engine with a clutch. Honda has stated that the gasoline engine can turn off while the car is running in some conditions, which increases fuel efficiency. The car model also has the top power-to-weight ratio in its class. The car drives smoothly despite its power and offers excellent handling on winding roads. The vehicle is also built with a sports mode by altering the power source. Insight The cabin in the 2019 Honda Insight is upscale and includes plenty of room in the front and rear seats. Soft-touch materials are used, and the layout on the dashboard is simple, making it easy to find controls and buttons without becoming distracted. A significant amount of visibility is also provided in the front and back seats, which creates an interior setting that is thoughtful. Exterior The exterior of the new Honda Insight has a unique design that differs than similar Honda models and has a futuristic design that is modern and edgy. The car resembles a luxury vehicle with dramatic rear taillights and sharp rims that look like they're in motion due to their design. The grille is oversized and is the focal point of the front of the vehicle, but is minimal, which allows the exterior of the car to look sleek. If you'd like to learn more information about the all-new Honda Insight, contact our dealership today to speak to a representative. You can schedule a test drive and also learn about our financing options that are available. View Inventory Contact Us * 55 city/49 highway/52 combined mpg rating for LX and EX trims. 51 city/45 highway/48 combined mpg rating for the Touring trim. Based on 2019 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, battery-pack age/condition and other factors.

2018 Honda Pilot

Which Honda Pilot Trim is the Best?

The Honda Pilot is a great vehicle if you are looking for something that encompasses a number of different aspects like comfort on the inside of the vehicle, plenty of cargo space and passenger space, power under the hood and optimal safety features. The Pilot has been in manufacture for a number of years now with great success. It is versatile as a commuter car for work or a family vehicle that you can take on long road trips. There are a number of different trim levels available including the LX, EX, EX-L, Touring and the Elite. Honda Pilot LX The great thing about the base level LX is that is comes with a really long list of features that are included as part of the standard package. Of course, you can upgrade anything that you feel you will need but if you just want something affordable and don’t need a ton of bells and whistles, this is the vehicle for you. A 3.5 liter, V6 engine provides 280 horsepower. Eighteen inch alloy wheels help grip the road well in a variety of conditions and to add to the safety, you get a multiple angle rearview camera and air bags throughout the vehicle. Honda Pilot EX In addition to all of the great standard features that you get as part of the base level Pilot, you also get the following upgrades additional safety thanks to the Honda LaneWatch system, remote engine startup, a touch screen main display, three different climate control zones inside. Honda Pilot EX-L This is probably one of the best Pilot trim levels because it has enough steps up throughout the vehicle to make it a really well rounded vehicle but in addition to that, it is still really affordable. You now get leather seating throughout the vehicle and the second row of seats can be moved thanks to a one touch system. Available to you is a entertainment system in the rear so if you have children along with you for a ride, they will be plenty comfortable and entertained. Honda Pilot Touring This is the trim level that is second from the top but there isn’t much missing with this option. You get an automatic, nine speed transmission along with twenty inch alloy wheels. Honda satellite linked navigation system is incorporated into the center console display and you get Honda Sensing for added security. Honda Pilot Elite From the exterior of the vehicle this trim level may look like a lot of the other Pilot trim levels but this is one well made vehicle. You get everything you can think of included heated seats in both the front two seats and the second row captain’s chairs. A panoramic roof lets you view the moon and the stars and your LED headlights have an automatic on and off features so that’s one less thing to be concerned about. If you are more of a simple person who doesn’t need lot of additions to a vehicle, you might want to stick with one of the more basic trim levels. Each of the trim levels provided for the Honda Pilot are different in many ways so you can really find something that will work for your lifestyle and your budget. As a consumer, you will surely be able to find something that you will like. Stop down to Hamilton Honda to find out more about the multiple Honda Pilot trim levels and to test drive one. We’re sure you’re going to fall in love with this vehicle when you get behind the wheel. Shop New Honda Pilot Contact Us

2018 Honda CR-V

How to Maintain Your New Honda

Hondas are considered to be one of the most reliable car brands on the road due to their longevity. Purchasing a Honda can be an investment that allows you to own a reliable vehicle long-term. When you're ready to make the purchase, there are a few important steps to take to maintain the vehicle over time. Check the Levels Make it a point to check the levels in the engine to ensure that it can operate properly and doesn't have any issues that develop with frequent use. The levels should be topped up with the cooling system to reduce the risk of the car overheating. It's also necessary to check the wiper fluid level to ensure that you have visibility and can remove any dirt on the windshield. Read the owner's manual to determine the specific type of liquids that need to be used to avoid damage to the vehicle. It's also necessary to take a look at the transmission fluid on a regular basis and refer to the owner's manual to determine how much is needed. The differentials and transmission should be flushed after looking at the service interval tables. Check the Tires You'll want to check the tire pressure once a month to ensure that they're properly inflated, which can allow you to enjoy a smooth ride while also increasing your fuel efficiency. You can also inspect the vehicle to determine if you need wheel alignment. Check to see if the car will drive in a straight line while taking your hands off of the steering wheel for several seconds while driving, which can also lead to excessive wear of the tires. If you fail to keep the oil topped off or replace it, you'll find yourself having to pay for expensive repairs. Perform Oil Changes Changing the oil is one of the most critical steps to take to keep the engine running past 200,000 miles. The oil is considered to be the blood of the engine and needs to be changed at least every 3,000 miles or every three months, depending on what comes first. Keep the Vehicle Clean Keeping your vehicle clean will allow it to maintain its appearance and can also prevent excess wear and tear on the parts. You'll want to wash the exterior, the undercarriage, and the engine bay to remove contaminants that can lead to damage. The body of the car should also be waxed every six months to maintain the shine and protect the paint. Make it a point to use automotive cleaners on the paint because using household cleaners can easily strip the finish. Detailing the interior is also necessary to maintain the upholstery and limit the damage that occurs. Vacuuming the inside of the car, cleaning the seats, and wiping down the dashboard is essential once each month. Inspect the Exhaust System Look for parts that are present in the exhaust system and tighten any of the clamps that are loose when you're able to take a close look at the car when it's on ramps. You'll also need to be aware of any unusual noises that you hear in the exhaust while the car is in use to determine if any repairs are needed. In some cases, the entire exhaust system will need to be replaced instead of repairing a specific part of it. If you want additional tips on how to maintain your new Honda and keep it running long term, contact our dealership to talk to an expert. We'll provide you with more information and can help you choose a specific model that meets your needs. Service Your Honda Contact Us

2018 Honda Civic Touring

Which Honda Civic Trim is the Best?

The Honda Civic is the compact car that sets the standard for the industry. It provides roominess, excellent driving manners, value and efficiency in a variety of engines, trims, and body styles – hatchback, sedan and coupe. With such a bounty of choices, we’re confident there’s a 2018 Honda Civic that’s perfect for your lifestyle and budget. Civic LX The standard engine is a 2.0-liter I-4 with 158 horsepower and 138 lb-ft of torque, mated to a 6-speed manual transmission or optional automatic CVT. The LX is well-appointed for a base-level model, featuring Hill Start Assist, electric parking brake (with automatic brake hold), LED daytime running lights, projector-beam halogen headlights with auto on/off, automatic climate control, 160-watt, 4-speaker audio system, multi-angle rearview camera, Bluetooth, 5-inch display screen, push-button start USB port, and folding rear seat. Standard safety features include ABS with Electronic Brake Distribution, Vehicle Stability Assist with Traction Control, Brake Assist, and available Honda Sensing. The Honda Coupe offers the LX-P trim level, which includes one-touch power moonroof, Smart Entry and remote engine start. Civic EX The EX adds to the LX features with Smart Entry, remote engine start, automatic CVT, one-touch power moonroof, 180-watt, 8-speaker audio, 7-inch infotainment display, SiriusXM, Apple CarPlay, HD Radio, Android Auto, HondaLink, heated exterior side mirrors, Honda LaneWatch, and a 60/40 split fold-down rear seatback. Civic EX-T The EX-T comes with a 1.5-liter turbo-4 engine that outputs 174 horsepower and 162 lb-ft of torque. It adds fog lights, a decklid spoiler, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, and leather-wrapped shift knob and steering wheel. Civic EX-L The next higher trim, the Civic EX-L, adds leather-trimmed interior, an 8-way power driver’s seat, and automatic dimming rearview mirror. Civic Touring The top-trim Civic Touring adds chrome-colored door handles, LED headlights with auto on/off, rain-sensing intermittent wipers, integrated LED turn indicators on side mirrors, heated rear outboard seats, a 450-watt premium audio system with 10 speakers including subwoofer, satellite-linked navigation with voice recognition 4-way power-adjustable front passenger’s seat, and a compass. Honda Sensing is standard equipment on the Touring model and includes Road Departure Mitigation System, Forward Collision Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Lane Departure Warning, Lane-Keeping Assist, and Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Following. Civic Si The Si offers a sporty, racing inspired edge to your Honda sedan. The vehicle was inspired by Honda racing heritage. The Honda Si includes Honda Factory Performance interior and exterior accessories for a sportier, more athletic look. With a turbocharged engine, the lastest Si ensures you will make the most of every drive. Common Questions About the 2018 Honda Civic: Which Honda Civic has a turbo engine? A turbo engine is standard on all models except for the LX. Which Honda Civic has leather seats? Leather seating is standard on the EX-L and Touring trims. Which Honda Civic has a moonroof? A moonroof is standard on the Honda EX trim level and higher. It’s also standard on the Civic Coupe LX-P. Which Honda Civic is the fastest? The fastest Honda Civic is the Type R, thanks to a 2.0-liter turbo-4 outputting 306 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. Which Honda Civic has VTEC? The EX and LX trims have a 16-valve DOHC i-VTEC engine. Which Honda Civic trim level is the best? Which Honda Civic is the fastest? : The fastest Honda Civic is the Type R, thanks to a 2.0-liter turbo-4 outputting 306 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. Schedule A Test Drive Contact Us

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Best New Honda Cars for Teens

section Teens are expensive. Between college, transportation and other expenses, it might be tempting to shave a few corners, but handing down the family clunker or buying a stripped model can put teen drivers at risk. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that half of the crashes involving teens are fatal, and motor-vehicle accidents kill more 14- to 18-year-olds than any other cause. You don’t want your teens driving overpowered sports cars or hulking, hard-to-handle behemoths. The best new cars for this age group will provide good value, be easy for new drivers to handle, have excellent crash test results and come with plenty of safety features. Honda offers several new safe, easy-to-drive models that can be purchased for less than $25,000 to $30,000. They all are available with Honda Sensing, a suite of active safety features that includes blind-spot monitoring, collision-mitigation braking, lane-keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control. A leading consumer magazine singled out the Honda Accord, HR-V, Fit and CR-V as great vehicles for teen drivers. They are nimble performers, get excellent gas mileage, receive top marks for reliability and provide outstanding crash protection. The Honda Civic is also worthy of praise as a nimble, exceptionally cost and fuel efficient car for teens. The Civic provides many of the technological features teens are looking for while providing additional safety at a fabulous starting price of $18,750. We invite you and your teens to visit our Honda dealership to check out all our new teen-friendly models. We have a nice selection of vehicles and always provide customer service sure to please, so stop in today! section Contact Us Check Honda Specials

How to Choose the Right Tires for your Honda Vehicle

How to Choose the Best Tires for Your Honda

Over time, your tires wear out, leaving less than 1/16 inch of tread and making them unsafe. They also can develop problems, such as bulges, bubbles or punctures. Whatever the cause, sooner or later your Honda vehicle will need replacement tires. How do you know which ones to buy, and when to buy them? Here are some of the common reasons for rough idle: Know Your Tires The best way to get maximum use of your existing tires is to have them rotated periodically by your dealership when you come in for routine maintenance. Your dealer’s service technicians will inspect your tires and adjust their pressures according to your vehicle’s specifications. Many Honda vehicles monitor tire pressure for you, so it’s easy to know when to add air. Maintaining proper pressure helps you get the maximum service life from you tires and provides you the best handling when you drive. Make the Right Selection When the time comes to replace your tires, the first place to look is your owner’s manual or Honda Owners’ Link for recommendations. You will need to know the tire size and specifications before you choose a brand. Our Parts Department carries a wide selection of tires that match your requirements, and our skilled staff can help you make your selection. You can choose from all the popular brands, including Pirelli, Dunlop, Goodyear, BFGoodrich, Yokahama, Michelin and more. Of course, you want to know that you’ll be getting a good deal on the right tires. That’s why you get the fourth tire for free when you buy three tires at our Honda dealership. You can often find online Honda service coupons that cut your costs even more. When it’s time to change out your tires, visit our Honda dealership and rest assured you are getting the perfect replacements at a great price! Schedule Auto Service Contact Us

How to Convert Your Honda CR-V to a Camper

How to Convert Your Honda CR-V to a Camper

The great outdoors are, well, great, but some folks just don’t like sleeping in tents. Wet ground cloths and hauling gear back and forth can get old in a hurry. But if you are a Honda CR-V owner, you’re in luck! It’s not that hard to convert your SUV into a surprisingly comfortable camper that is also fun to drive and gets excellent mileage. If you have an AWD drive model, so much the better. Here's the procedure: Remove the back seats. They can be removed and stored in a cool, dry place. Cover bare metal with car mats. Build a platform from 2x2 and 2x3 lumber the size of the area that was taken up by the seats. The height of the platform should be the same as the back of the vehicle. Anchor the frame to the bolts that held the rear seats. Cover the top of the frame with 5/8-inch plywood. Cut the pieces so that one covers the aft section of the frame, and the remaining pieces hinged so that you can access storage space under the frame, in the seat/foot-well area. Pad and carpet the platform. Use carpet remnants that match the sizes of the plywood panels. This will be where you place your air mattress and sleeping bags. Attach a cargo net to the vehicle’s bottom gear ties and the top of the seatbelt anchors. Attach Velcro to the side of the cargo area and attach curtains to the Velcro. Build a small tent to cover the back of the vehicle so that you can leave the back window open. The tent can be fashioned from nylon with mosquito netting to keep bugs from coming through the open back window. Magnets and bungees will hold the tent in place. Estimated cost is about $200. You should have enough room to stow five gallons of water, a cooler with food, an air mattress, two sleeping bags, a few changes of clothing, towels, toiletries, a solar phone charger/lamp, first aid kit, water purifier and some cooking gear. Driving a Honda CR-V is already a fun experience. Driving a CR-V camper is a whole new level of enjoyment. If you don’t own a CR-V yet, stop into our Honda dealership and check out our inventory of new and used models. We think the converted camper will have you smiling from ear to ear, so visit us today. Schedule a Test Drive Contact Us

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Tips on How to Prevent Your Honda From Being Stolen

Nothing ruins your day faster than finding your car missing from its parking spot. And if you are a Honda owner, you should realize that this is not an idle worry. The 2016 Hot Wheels report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau ranks the top 10 cars most beloved by thieves, and the Honda Accord is number one. In 2015, thieves stole 52,244 Accords, with model years 1994, 1996 and 1997 proving the most popular. The second spot goes to the Honda Civic, with 49,430 thefts that are topped by model years 1997, 1998 and 2000. Obviously, thieves know which cars are easiest to sell, which is certainly a backhanded compliment to the Honda Motor Company. You can take several steps to prevent your Honda from being stolen, including: Lock your vehicle: Keep your car locked at all times, including while you’re driving it. Parking: Never leave keys in a parked vehicle. Don’t leave the vehicle with open windows or sunroof. Never leave your car running when its unattended. Hide your vehicle title where a thief won’t find it. Don’t park your car in a high crime area or in a dark spot. Valuables: Don’t tempt thieves by leaving valuable items in the car, such as laptops, cameras or cellphones. Immobilizer Theft-Deterrent System: An immobilizer theft-deterrent system is standard on the Honda Accord and Civic models. The system uses an ignition key with a built-in transponder. The car key carries a transponder code which must match a code in the vehicle computer. If they don’t match, the engine won’t start. Glass: Have your VIN etched onto each of the vehicle’s windows. It discourages thieves, who don’t want to pay to replace all the windows. Transceiver: Have a radio frequency transceiver installed on your vehicle that allows police to trace the location of a stolen car. Steering wheel lock: While these aren’t foolproof, they discourage thieves who will likely move onto another car without a steering wheel lock. Our Honda dealership will be happy to demonstrate the Honda Immobilizer System when you come in for a test drive of the Accord, Civic or other fine model. You’ll find all our employees give top priority to your satisfaction. Schedule a Test Drive Contact Us

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Honda Civic Type-R

The Honda Civic Type R Prototype has been making the rounds at this year’s most prestigious auto shows. Flashy and fast, the R represents the Civic’s foray into sports car territory. You’ll already find a Civic R overseas in certain markets, but Honda is planning something special for American shoppers. What is New for the Honda Civic Type R? The current Civic was redesigned for 2016. The all-new 2017 Hatchback is the first Civic liftback in almost two decades. Now the Honda Civic Type R Prototype is showing us a glimpse into the future, revealing where the 10th generation Civic is headed next year. The Prototype has a low, wide stance similar to the Hatchback. An iconic red “H” badge and a sporty red line add accents to the brushed aluminum-effect finish. The 20-inch wheels are piano black with red accents. The car's curb appeal definitely comes from its racy attitude. Muscular and aerodynamic, the R Prototype wears an aggressive fascia, smoked headlights, and a winged carbon fiber splitter. Sculpted air intakes house diamond-mesh inserts. The hood sports a central air scoop in a trapezoidal recess. Carbon fiber side skirts run along the sides while a carbon fiber diffuser sets off the wide rear fascia. In yet another racy touch, a bright metallic red tailpipe is one of three functioning pipes. In Europe, a Civic Type R is already on the track, showing off. It beat Nurburgring test track records for the fastest time in its class. The single-scroll turbo engine kicks out 306 horsepower. An overlap inlet and exhaust help prevent turbine lag. Torque steer is controlled by separate steering knuckles. A mechanical limited-slip differential and two-stage switchable dampers sharpen the handling of this racy ride. About Hamilton Honda Hamilton Honda isn't just a dealership - we are a full service automotive center. Through the manufacturer and our other associated lenders, we offer competitive loans and leases to our customers. If you are in the market for a new car, be check out our New Specials. For everyone looking for the right deal, our Set For Life™ program provides many perks you may not find at other dealers like car washes* to keep your vehicle looking new and oil and filter changes* to reduce your maintenance costs. In order to serve you faster, we have flexible service department hours. Loaner cars is another part of our Hamilton Honda Guarantee program which can take the frustration out of getting your car serviced. While the Honda Civic Type R Prototype hasn’t gone into production yet, the Civic and Civic Hatchback are available now at Hamilton Honda. Feel free to contact us for any questions about these vehicles or any other Honda models today! View All New Vehicles Contact Us

Hamilton Honda Used Cars for Sale in Hamilton Township, NJ

Used Cars for Sale in Hamilton Township | Hamilton Honda Dealership

See All Used Cars Used Cars Under $15,000 See Pre-Owned Specials Hamilton Township's Premier Used Car Dealer Serving Hamilton, NJ, Trenton, & West Windsor When you start searching for a used car, make sure you are working with the right team. With an excellent selection, superior service, and fantastic prices, our Hamilton Honda dealership in New Jersey is a premier source for top choices in affordable, reliable used cars. Fantastic Selection of Used Cars, Trucks, and SUVs Don't limit your options when searching for a used car, visit your Hamilton Honda dealer in NJ and you'll have access to all the best features and technology. You'll be able to browse our extensive selection of high-quality used cars, trucks, and SUVs with all of your favorite features. Do you need a four-wheel drive vehicle to help you tackle winter driving? We have a go-anywhere truck or SUV for you. Do you prefer leather seats, a moon roof, or 3rd-row seating? You'll find exactly what you need when you visit us. You'll also be able to browse the most popular brands of used cars, including Honda, Acura, Toyota, Ford and more. Superior Service for Your Car Shopping Experience We believe car shopping should be a fun, enjoyable experience, not a stress-filled, confusing process. When you work with us for your used car, you'll be treated with the respect and service that you deserve. We'll take the time to understand your specific needs and budget, and we'll make sure the vehicle you drive perfectly fits you and your family. Work with a team that cares about your car shopping experience by visiting Hamilton Honda today. Excellent Prices on Quality Vehicles No matter what your specific budget, we have a car that works for you. With over 100 used cars, we have a vehicle that you can afford. We even have used Honda cars priced below $15,000, meaning excellent saving on your monthly payments. You can even work with us to get pre-approved for an auto loan. If you have bad credit or no credit, we'll make sure you are treated with respect and get a used car with a monthly payment you can afford. You'll never know about our excellent prices and service unless you contact us, so give us a call or stop by today. Used Cars for Sale in Hamilton Township, NJ If you live near Hamilton Township, Trenton, Lawrence Township, or West Windsor, NJ, make the short trip your our Hamilton Honda dealership and get the used car you deserve. END: Body START: Footer With plenty of options and fantastic service, we can help you get the high-quality vehicle you need. Call now and find out why so many people near the Hamilton Township area choose to work with us. See All Used Cars Schedule a Test Drive END: Footer

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Buy Or Lease New Honda?

Here at Hamilton Honda, we offer our customers in and around Hamilton, Trenton and West Windsor, NJ a number of financing options designed to help them get into the new vehicle they want or need. The options we offer are intended to help you get into the Honda vehicle you are interested in by either financing it or leasing it. If you are not sure whether leasing or financing is the best option, read through the information below to learn more about the various options we offer. Shop New Honda Accords section Financing Your New Honda Vehicle The financing team at Hamilton Honda has a number of different options toj offer you. We have developed an extensive list of local and national lenders who are willing to work with our customers regardless of their current credit status. This allows us to extend financing to virtually anyone who comes to us searching for a new Honda vehicle. Bear in mind that if you choose to finance your next new Honda vehicle, your monthly payments will typically be higher than those you might have when you lease a vehicle. The reason your payments may be higher is that you will be paying full retail price for your new Honda. Along with this, you will also be paying interest, a number of financing charges, along with numerous fees and taxes. There are also a number of upfront charges including a down payment, registration fees, sales tax, and documentation fees that must be paid. Worth noting is that when you buy a new Honda, you are building equity in it because you are actually purchasing it rather than leasing it. When you lease a vehicle, you never build any equity as you do not own it unless you choose to buy it at the end of the lease period. Also, when you buy a vehicle instead of leasing it, you are not locked into a set period of ownership beyond the time during which you must make the payments on your loan. You can pay off the loan early or simply make all of the payments, either way, the vehicle is yours once you make the last payment. section Leasing Options For many years, vehicle leasing programs were restricted to businesses and corporations who needed fleets of vehicles for their employees. Today leasing is now another financing option offered to the general public as a way of "financing" their next new vehicle. The lease program offered at Hamilton Honda has been designed to be very flexible as far as how many months the lease term may run and the number of miles included in the lease period. In most cases the payments in a lease program are less than those you would have if you finance your new Honda. However, this is because these payments only cover a small portion of the actual retail price of the vehicle. They also include built-in depreciation, fees, taxes, and any other miscellaneous charges. Also, with a lease you have to make all of your payments, you do not have the option to pay the lease off early and there are a number of upfront fees such as a lease acquisition fee, down payments, and several other fees you may have to pay. At Hamilton Honda, our financing department is here to help you drive home in the new Honda vehicle of your dreams. You can start your financing application using our online application form and receive your approval within hours of application. section Contact Us Check Honda Specials

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