1880 Hwy 2 East Brockville, ON K6V 5W1
By visiting us at Brockville Honda, you can take advantage of our dealership’s numerous automotive services to enjoy a seamless vehicle shopping, purchasing, and ownership experience. Our services extend beyond our new inventory to include vehicle service, parts sales, and more. Be sure to visit us to get your vehicle the services it needs or browse through our selection to find a new model that fits your growing needs.
Building on the 2022 Civic Sedan that arrived at Honda dealerships this month, the most fun-to-drive Civic Hatchback ever combines striking, Euro-inspired exterior styling and five-door versatility with an even sportier driving experience.
Congratulations to the proud new owner of a 2022 Civic, Mike Belanger. Mike was the first to buy the all new 2022 Civic Sedan, with all the help from our Sales Manager Jason Easton. We are all very excited to see our first one out the door and on the roads.
It is important to keep up to date with recalls as they could be detrimental to the safety of your vehicle. In our commitment to maintain outstanding safety, reliability, performance and environmental standards, Honda occasionally asks our owners to bring their Honda to a dealer to perform recalls and/or product updates. This work is performed by Honda certified technicians and is provided at no-charge to our owners.
The Wheels of Hope Initiative Brockville Honda in conjunction with the Honda Canada Foundation has donated a Honda Odyssey minivan to the Canadian Cancer Society, Wheels of Hope, transportation program. This special vehicle will be used to transport Canadians living with cancer to and from their life-saving treatments both safely and comfortably.
A note from our Service Manager, Karen Connell. Honda’s don’t have regular scheduled maintenance services, but run on a maintenance minder system. These maintenance minders are triggered based on the vehicles operating conditions and are meant to maximize customer convenience, works to save the environment and reduces the cost of ownership.
For the next model year, Honda has announced that it will be removing the manual transmission from the Civic Sedan lineup; however, enthusiasts can still buy it with the Civic Hatchback. Despite which transmission you may favor, the question remains, is manual a better buy than automatic?
Frequent tow–ers know that when it comes to towing, you want to make sure you get the right vehicle for the job. Towing is less about the power of the engine and more about the power to stop the object you’re towing once you get it going. Sure, a Civic and an Accord could probably tow a small trailer, however, it does not mean they have the power to control it once the trailer and vehicle gets up to speed. That’s precisely why you don’t see sedans towing.
Most vehicle owners know that the price tag of a vehicle is not the only money you’ll pay in the vehicle’s lifetime. Fuel, repairs, replacement parts, maintenance, etc... they all contribute to the ultimate price tag that you’ll pay while owning a vehicle. So, how do you know what is the better buy when comparing two similar vehicles? Let’s look at the 2020 Honda CR-V and the 2020 Toyota RAV4.
Staying at home for long periods of time can get boring. That’s why we’re providing these free sketches for you to work on! Click the link and download the files. After they’re downloaded, you can print them and get working!