Kelley Blue Book does a very thorough review in the video above of the 2008 Honda CR-V, but since I’ve owned one for a short time myself, I’d like to add my opinion on the CR-V I bought from a Dallas Honda dealer.

What drew me to the CR-V when I went to my Dallas Honda dealer was the reports of its great safety ratings for how well it performed on crash tests. I was looking for a replacement car because my last one was totaled in a wreck when my teenage son was driving it, so I was looking for something a little safer. I didn’t want something which would just crunch up easily, and, well, the CR-V is incredibly strong and safe, and it’s also the most popular SUV in the country.

So I took it for a drive, and wow! I felt like I was resting, not driving. It handles so well, and the inside is so comfortable, that you can barely tell you’re in a big hunk of metal.

I needed to buy a Dallas Texas Honda which would live up to a lot of standards. First of all, I needed it to get me to and from school, work, and friends’ houses without using up too much gas. Second of all, I needed it to look good. Next, I needed it to be durable and cheap. Naturally, the car I ended up settling on was the 2008 Fit, a car with an interesting design which is so low priced that I couldn’t believe it.

One amazing thing about my Dallas Texas Honda Fit is that it’s so moldable. I can change so many things on the interior, that it’s like making it my own little space. Aside from that, it’s also a fun drive and fits my friends when I want to take them out. It makes a little road noise, but that doesn’t matter because the sound system’s great and we just crank it up!

If you’re looking for a van from a Dallas Texas Honda dealer, then I have some advice as someone who recently bought one: get the 2008 Odyssey. Honda has been making some of the best minivans for years, and this year they don’t disappoint, releasing another model of the Odyssey which serves mid sized families perfectly. I’ve been driving mine for two months and have yet to find any problems with it. No catch!

What I liked about the Odyssey I bought from m Dallas Texas Honda dealer was how customizable it was. I was able to expand my seating to fit eight (a feat even when there’s room!), and there was such a wonderful selection of features that my kids are never bored when we’re drivin. Beyond that, it is also a wonderful drive. It handles smoothly, accelerates perfectly, and has top notch safety ratings.

I bought a very colorful car from a Honda dealer in Dallas. It’s called the 2008 Element, and no matter what color you get it in, it’s bright and cheerful. Of course, that’s not the only thing it has going for it. I think, on the outside, what makes it the most appealing is how uniquely it’s designed. Its box shape isn’t something you see often on the road–most cars are getting rounder and rounder as time goes on, even the Jeeps.

Apart from its looks, the Element I bought from the Honda dealer in Dallas also handles very well, almost acrobatically. It makes hardly any noise as you drive, and the entire drive is very smooth and comfortable. It’s a car which is simple to control, safe, and fun to take out on the highway.

Q: A bunch of Honda dealerships in Dallas are telling me I have a choice between getting 0% financing on my car or a $3000 rebate. Which one should I get?

A: First of all, unless you’ve already gone to one of the Honda dealerships in Dallas and gotten your credit checked, you can’t say for sure that you’re going to get the 0% financing, because it requires practically perfect credit, and only about 7% of prospective buyers can get it.

If you do have the option to choose between 0% financing and a $3000 rebate from several Honda dealerships in Dallas, then I almost always suggest you go with the rebate. No intrest sounds nice, but in the end it doesn’t actually take any money off of the price of the car, but just keeps the amount you owe from growing. Even with interest, though, a $3000 rebate can often save you as much as one to two thousand dollars on your car’s original MSRP, whereas 0% financing will sell it to you for exactly that original price.

Q: Where can I buy a Honda in Dallas?

A: There are several places to buy a Honda in Dallas, but you have to choose based on the specials they offer, the service, and the selection. If you want to know what kinds of new cars and feature options they offer, you can look around their websites through their inventory. Some even offer a “build a car” option, so that you can order your car just the way you like it. Here are a few dealers who sell Honda in Dallas:

• Lute Riley Honda

Lute Riley sells Honda in Dallas, close to Richardson. You can go on the website for this dealership and browse the inventory, check out specials, and apply for financing.

• Freeman Honda

Freeman Honda is a dealership in the Dallas Fort Worth area, where you can buy your car and get it serviced. Personnel is very helpful and knowledgable, and they offer excellent specials.