If there is one auto manufacturer that really gets social media, it is Honda. With over two million "Likes" from Facebookers and greater than 40,000 Twitter followers, it is safe to say that they get it. With all the hype about this new social media platform Pinterest, us here at Dublin Honda were wondering just how long it would be before Honda put their hand in the ring.

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Do you have a large family and need a large car to truck around the gang? Do you feel that the only vehicle that will haul your family and gear is a minivan? Well you are in luck. The 2012 Honda Pilot is the car for you, providing a sleek and sporty alternative to the minivan.

The new Honda Pilot previously won the "$37k and Under SUV Shootout" hosted by USA Today, MotorWeek, and Cars.com. Recently the spacious 4WD SUV was crowned the "Family Car of the Year" from Cars.com. Cars.com editor-in-chief says that the 2012 Honda…

Ever notice all of the Honda Civic models driving around Dublin? You don't even need to keep your eyes peeled. They're everywhere. And, for good reason, too...Maybe you've read that the Honda Civic recently added a True Cost to Own (TCO) Award to its ever-growing collection of accolades. In addition, it's extremely reliable, fun to drive and highly fuel efficient. Plus, it indulges drivers' individuality with six distinctive variants (i…

With all of the ups and downs from the earthquake on March 11 it hasn't only impacted Honda but it has impacted the dealers and customers. Honda has recognized this fact and has been planning something nice for its very patient customers. So, in the spirit of you-have-our-back-we-have-yours, they've decided to honor national discounts on sold-out models via a new incentive campaign, officially coined the "Honda Promise".

"You may be concerned about the availability of your next Honda vehicle," Honda writes on their website. "Should recent events impact the vehicle of your choice, we've developed special options…

Now you might expect us to be talking about cars?but we are not. We're referring to two state of the art Honda-designed walking assist devices.

It may seem out of the ordinary that an automotive manufacturer, such as Honda, would devote time, resources, and energy to developing walking assist devices. After all, one would think they'd be focused on producing and selling vehicles. Honda, on the other hand, is deeply faithful to freedom of motion and more exclusively promoting freedom of motion among those who might not be so lucky to enjoy it on a day-to-day basis…