Before your next BIG leap in life. What's yours?

The All-New CR-V
From bumper to bumper, the all-new CR-V is loaded with pretty much everything you need to tackle your Leap List. It’s your ultra-versatile adventure partner, and it’s built to take you just about anywhere you want to go.

What's a 'Leap List'?
The new 'catch phrase' is an adaptation of a 'bucket list'..."Leap List"! Let's see if it catches on>>>>

Honda Unveils All-new ASIMO with Significant Advancements

On November 8, 2011, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. unveiled an all-new ASIMO humanoid robot newly equipped with the world's first1 autonomous behavior control technology. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator. Moreover, with significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go.

Since the establishment of the company, Honda has continued to take on new challenges in the effort to create new products and advance technologies with the spirit of utilizing technology to help people. In the area of humanoid robot research, Honda has been developing and advancing the ASIMO humanoid robot to realize a dream to be useful for people and to help enrich people's daily lives.

Honda has a newly established collective name, Honda Robotics, to represent all of its robotics technologies and product applications created through its research and development of humanoid robots. While continuing the research and development of humanoid robots, Honda will also focus on applying robotics technologies to mass-produced products and putting product applications into practical use.

Based on this concept of Honda Robotics, Honda also introduced an experimental model of a task-performing robot arm that was developed while applying multi-joint simultaneous orbit control and posture control technologies amassed through the research and development of ASIMO. This robot arm can be remotely controlled to perform tasks in unstable places which are difficult for people to access.

Some more awesome news for the Honda Family! The Honda Pilot has been nominated for the Cars.com Shoppers' Choice Award.

This elite list of 10 vehicles was determined using our shoppers’ new vehicle searches, contacts to dealers, consumer review quantity and consumer review rating. In order to be considered for this award, all of these shopper activities had to rank significantly about our site's averages.
Let the voting begin!
Voting for the Cars.com Shoppers’ Choice Award is open to all consumers and is taking place on the Cars.com Facebook page now through November 30, 2011. The winner will be revealed at the Cars.com “Best of the Year Awards” taking place in January 2012. Winning this prestigious award will speak to the quality and overall consumer excitement for the Honda Pilot.
Rally your customers for votes!
Because the Cars.com Shoppers’ Choice Award is determined by the total number of votes each vehicle receives by Cars.com Facebook fans, you can help drive votes to the Honda Pilot. See our promotion tips to help you promote the Honda Pilot to all of your shoppers and encourage them to vote.
Good luck!

Performance, Quality and Safety

"The Car and Driver '10Best' awards are among the most coveted awards in the industry," said John Mendel, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. "These awards recognize the company's ongoing emphasis on performance, quality and safety, and Honda is honored to have its vehicles regarded so highly over the years."

Car and Driver magazine has named the 2011 Honda Accord and the 2011 Honda Fit as two winners of its prestigious and highly competitive, annual "10Best Cars" award.

Now in its eighth generation, the Accord has achieved "10Best" status 25 times in the 29 years that Car and Driver editors have been conducting the competition, more than any other vehicle in the award's history.

The Honda Fit has also been honored with 10Best status in each of the five years that it has been on sale in the United States.