Honda for Sale in Phoenix, AZ

We bought a used 2007 CRV for our college-aged daughter. While this model of Honda has troubles with the AC/cooling system, once you deal with that it's a fabulous little car. The EX-L with leather, heated seats, sunroof, etc. is a great way to get a higher end feel while still keeping costs down. At 157,000 miles the car still drives like a dream and is small enough to be efficient and appropriate for urban environments, while big enough to carry things when you're moving or traveling and has AWD for weather and camping. Love this little SUV!

This car is great on gas, performs well for a commuter car, and is very reliable. CVT is great and helps you save gas. My next car will mostly be a Civic.

I traded a 2017 Chevrolet Cruze for 2016 Honda Civic. There is a vast difference between the two cars and Dealerships. I love Hendrick’s Honda and my 2016 Honda Civic 💯

So reliable, so comfortable. I briefly switched from a CR-V to a Chevy Equinox and IMMEDIATELY traded it in for another CR-V. This car looks great, drives well, and makes me feel safe and comfortable on the road. No issues. Before the 2013 I drove a 1997 CR-V for well over 15 years. Very trustworthy, low maintenance vehicles.

What can I say, this is my third Pilot. I traded my 2006 in on the 16. For me, there is no other. Go Pilot!

We only own Honda’s for their reliability, price, sleek exterior, and comfort. I trust the brand. We depend on the car immensely. I’m very happy with our purchase.

This truck does it all. Provides space to hall a 4x8 sheet of plywood along with groceries and the dog. Very quiet with no rattles. Love it.

This my tenth Honda that I’ve owned. I’ve got three problems with this sport trim. From bad to worse it goes as follows; •1-there’s this grinding rotating annoying front wheel noise. •2-there’s this awful wind/road noise that’s seeping in from the window and/or door area. •3-front seats are extremely uncomfortable. I only have 11k on this vehicle.

This car has more leg room of other models I've tried. The ride is very comfortable and feels very stable going around corners. Haven't had a chance to tow with it yet.

The vehicle had good power for a smaller engine and provided surprising efficiency. The ride was acceptable even on long journeys. Shifting through the gears was smooth.

A classy car with power leather seats, marble looking dashboard with a Navigation system unbelievable reliable!! Smooth ride and you need to double check your speed bec of the smooth ride.

Absolutely one of the best choices to own living in snow country. All wheel drive and it travels very well on trips. Plenty of room and one of the most comfortable cars we have ever owned. Rated one of the top ten cars to reach 250000 miles.

The Honda Accord has won so many awards over the years for a reason. Just as you would expect from any midsize Japanese sedan, the value is hard to beat. The exterior styling is modern without being overachieving. Personally I think all the chrome accents give Accord an upscale touch. The interior is very well laid out with all the controls in intuitive places (I own the LX model which doesn't have the touchscreen audio controls). The materials are a good mix, neither feeling too cheap but definitely won't be confused for a luxury sedan. Gas mileage is great. I live in Philadelphia where there is either a stop sign or red light at every block, so my city gas mileage is nowhere near the EPA estimated (I'm lucky to get 17 mpg in center city Philly), but on the highway, especially on longer drives, it will achieve over 40 mpg in eco-mode (over a 600 mile range on a full tank). However, this isn't to say the Accord is without its shortcomings. The voice controls seem to be very difficult to operate and it never understands what I'm saying. The cabin is not well isolated from road and wind noise at highway speeds. Despite being one of the better CVT transmissions I've driven, the shifts can be a bit untimely and unpredictable, particularly on twisty and hilly roads. All in all, every time I ride or drive in another modern midsize sedan, I'm still convinced the Accord is better.

Very roomy in the back. Great handing and mpg. Very reliable. It’s my 6th Honda and I have the Oddessey and Pilot too. I have to say the sedan’s armrest are lacking compared to the other two models.

Even though I’ve owned luxury cars in the past, my Honda Accord fits all my needs and has the same high-end feel. I opted for the touring edition with leather seats and all the ’bells and whistles’. I commute 60+ miles per day so the fuel economy is definitely a plus. My only complaint is that the rear seats do fold down to create space for large loads.

The Honda Civic is a good, reliable car. It is built for speed or acceleration but it works well. The vehicle seems a little underpowered but what it lacks in power, it makes up for in mpg. Overall, a good car which will last, but not the hottest car on the block.

I previously owned a 2004 Honda Accord. This 2017 is a great car also! It meets all my expectations. I wanted a 2018, but found out that Honda was no longer going to make 6 cylinder accords. I am happy with my purchase.

This car was everything I wanted plus more! Ride is so smooth and still has that new car smell which is awesome. Great ride, great purchase.

This car meets all my needs I would definitely recommend this car I have owned 3 so far and each one is awesome yes I would do it again

Super comfortable, Powerful, Huge space, nice mileage(20-21 mpg), very reliable SUV. It was my first car and loved it from day 1. In 2016, Honda completely changed the Pilot design to be more sleek, which is amazing. I love the big rear view mirrors, hand rest, huge space. One is bound to fall in love with the car.