Economy Honda Superstore Blog

You are a first-time buyer who is excited to get into the business of car ownership. The exuberance, however, is slowly waning as it seems that no lender wants to take a chance on you since you have a limited credit history. A co-signer may be the remedy to your issue.

By definition, a co-signer is someone who agrees to take financial responsibility for the loan if you fail to make timely payments. Most creditors will approve you for funding if you have a co-buyer with a good credit score and a firm source of income. 

Is your lease coming to an end and you don't know what is required of you? Well, as your lease end approaches, you need to prepare well so that you are not left stranded.

The lease company will notify you of your lease end in time, so you should not be worried about your contract expiring without your realization. Collect the items like any spare tires or accessories that came with the car and remove your stuff out of the car.

On the inspection date, most companies hire an independent company to do the inspection. You will agree on…

When contemplating the purchase of a new vehicle you really need to take into consideration your current financial standing, your savings and the ongoing costs that are associated with owning a vehicle. We here at Economy Honda Superstore can't wait to help you pick out your next vehicle, but we also care about our clients and want to make sure that you make an educated decision. The vehicle you purchase is going to affect you and your finances for many years to come.

In addition to negotiating the sticker price for the vehicle you are looking at...

If you have your sights set on a brand new Honda like the Honda CR-V, but you're not set on buying, then leasing a new Honda model could be an excellent move.

Leasing at Economy Honda Superstore grants you the ability to get behind the wheel of a hot-off-the-presses new Honda model every few years. You get to take advantage of the latest safety and technology features and have more opportunities to savor that new-car smell.

Drive a brand new Honda for a few years, bring it back, and start again with another new model. This cycle can continue…

Purchasing a new vehicle and figuring out what to do with your old one can be a long process with a lot of headaches, but not if you have a game plan. With this guide, you’ll be all set to make the best possible decision.

If you’re opting to trade in your car at the dealership, the process will likely go a lot smoother than selling it to a private buyer. The dealer will determine your car’s trade-in value and assess its condition, age, cosmetic and internal features. Selling your car at a dealership does have its…