The competition in the automotive industry is as steep as ever before, but Honda is not fazed by top contenders. The Japanese automaker aims to stand out by offering more to consumers, which fans and consumers shopping for used Honda Elements in Newark are very pleased about. The car company revealed several new engine options at the Tokyo Motor Show last month, and sales team members at Springfield Honda dealers like Planet Honda can’t wait for the performance equipment to arrive in showrooms and lots over the next two years.
Honda has not only redesigned its lineup, but also the installments that will power the vehicles – some base four-cylinder engine will have a twin-cam setup, for example. New and used Honda Element shoppers should know that the new Honda engines are as follows:
The least powerful addition is a 1.5L inline-four engine that produces 127 horsepower and will be intended for the Honda Fit. Next is the 1.6L inline-four engine that can be compared to the 2.2L diesel engine. A 1.8L inline-four engine will produce 148 horsepower and may be installed in the 2013 midcycle change for the Civic.
Consumers who enjoy more power will appreciate the next two additions to Honda’s powertrain lineup. The company will offer a 2.4L inline-four engine that produces 181 horsepower and will be the base engine in the redesigned Accord arriving in dealerships next fall, and could potentially be seen in the midcycle change for the 2013 CR-V as well. Finally, the most powerful installment will be the 3.5L V6 engine that produces 310 horsepower – an added boost compared to the outgoing 3.5L engine featured in the Acura TL.
Honda fans and car shoppers can keep a lookout over the next two years for the arrival of these new engines. In the meantime, interested consumers are encouraged to visit their favorite Honda dealer like Planet Honda to obtain more details about release dates and to test the new engines as soon as possible.
