Not long ago, the 2013 Honda Accord was nominated for Car of the Year by Motor Trend magazine. The exceptionally redesigned sedan didn't end up taking the top spot but we at Honda of Bay County are okay with that. Why? Because the popular auto is now up for another nod and this time, the prestige is even greater.

We're proud to share with fellow [GEO] area enthusiasts that the new Honda Accord?

Looking for a vehicle that is generating buzz, but still remains affordable and reliable? Well, that's what the 2013 Honda Civic is for, and at Honda of Bay County, we aren't the only ones making this recommendation. The Wall Street Journal has put the Civic on its "Five Cars to Watch in 2013" list.

That's because the 2013 Civic is a very important vehicle coming to the new Honda lineup in the near future. While it remains one of the highest-selling models across the nation, its refreshed looks want to set a new tone going forward.

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If you're in the market for an affordable, stylish, efficient auto, then Honda of Bay County serving the greater Springfield, FL area would like to suggest you take a look at the all-new 2013 Honda Fit. Available in both Fit and Fit Sport models, this new Honda is the perfect combination of performance and quality.

Want to know more? Let's take a look at the specifics:

2013 Honda Fit at a Glance

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Ever since it was first announced, we here at Honda of Bay County have been waiting patiently for the 2013 Honda CR-Z to be revealed to the public. And if you're a performance enthusiast who also has a green thumb, chances are you've been waiting patiently too.

Along the way, Honda has teased us with up-close shots and posts on Facebook, but we knew the real announcement would be well worth the wait?

At Honda of Bay County in Springfield, FL, we knew Honda was on to something with their latest fan-appreciation campaign.  What we didn't realize, however, was that Honda would use the campaign to fulfill the dreams of a local band.

Until now, the "Honda Loves You Back" campaign had focused on rewarding high-mileage used Honda owners with parades and pumpkin carvings...heartwarming, but far from impressive.

The latest stunt from the Big H, however?

If you're excited about the 2013 Honda Accord, you're not alone. In fact, everyone here at Honda of Bay County in Springfield, FL, has been keeping a close eye on the development of the redesigned, mid-size sedan. And while our radar has recently been clogged by spy shots of camouflaged prototypes, today we've obtained the first official images of the Accord in both sedan and coupe form from Honda itself.

So what?

If you were impressed upon first hearing that Honda would feature standard backup cameras in nine out of its twelve 2013 models, you aren't alone. In fact, we here at Honda of Bay County, have been flooded with questions about which new Honda are the lucky ones.

Today, we're here to give you an update about which ones they are. Thus far, the Honda CR-V and limitedly-released FCX Clarity fuel-cell vehicle both feature?

If you're looking forward to the 2013 Honda Fit EV, then Honda of Bay County has some great news for you. The automotive gurus at Autoblog recently got their hands on the Big H's first all-electric model, and they had nothing but great things to say!

Starting off, the editors at Autoblog were given the chance to take the Fit EV for a spin around a closed track. In their testing, they found?

Ever since its North American debut in 2006, the Honda Fit has earned itself a spot on the Kelley Blue Book list of "10 Coolest Cars Under $18,000" every year. This year is no different. That said, we here at Honda of Bay County would like to take a moment to go over some of the reasons why the subcompact hatchback makes the cut each year.

First and foremost, there's the fuel economy?

While Honda builds nearly every vehicle it sells in North America, there are still a few stragglers that are imported from Japan. However, the rising value of the Japanese Yen could force the Big H's hand in moving production to the United States sooner rather than later.

"Under the current exchange rate of 80 yen per dollar, our export business doesn't make any profit,"¹ explains Honda CFO Fumihiko Ike. The profit that?