B.C. auto dealership puts its employees first, with training and development programs and a strong workplace ethos

The Civic Si Sedan Concept is making its debut at the 2006 Chicago Auto Show, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced today.

Fit makes Canadian debut at Montreal Auto Show

200HP Civic Si Concept points at future direction for new 2006 Civic Si Coupe

Christian Chia
President, OpenRoad Auto Group
2003 revenues: $189,000,000; #100 Top 100
~an article from the July 2004 issue of BC Business magazine.

Next-Generation SUT Concept sets direction for future Honda production truck model

As evidence of our continued commitment to quality products & services and to ensure the most satisfying ownership experience for our customers, we are very pleased to provide you with the OpenRoad Used Car Buyer Protection Plan on every used vehicle purchased from any one of our dealerships.

Civic Hybrid and Civic GX are first two AT-PZEV vehicles.

To be installed in Japan's upcoming Honda Inspire, in combination with "E-Pretensioner" seatbelt retraction mechanism.

For the 17th time in 21 years, Honda Accord

Midsize leader introduces new era of style, performance and sophistication

Okay. Bring it on.

Surf, snowboard, skate—sure. Honda has designed a new, multi-functional vehicle to help, no matter what your particular obsession happens to be.

PRICING ANNOUNCED

Recently, the production ready 2003 Honda Pilot made its debut on the international stage. The Canadian built SUV shares the same platform and mechanical components as the Acura MDX. It will be built on the same assembly line at Honda’s plant in Alliston, Ontario. Honda has scheduled release to be mid-June.

Introduced at the 2001 Detroit auto show as the Model X concept vehicle, look for this vehicle roaming the streets, as it is introduced as the 2003 Honda Element later this year. With a flip-up navigation screen and a system that provides a wireless Internet Connection for onboard e-mail, this SUV is built to cater the modern day.

The 2003 Civic Hybrid, the second hybrid vehicle in the Honda line-up is expected to be in stores May 2002. Equipped with Honda’s second-generation Integrated Motor Assist system (IMA), it is the first mainstream gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle to be sold in North America.