Honda Natural Gas Cars Still in Carpool Lane

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Muhammed El-Hasan
on July 12, 2011 9:01 AM | | Comments (1) |

Good news for Honda.


(AutoWeek) Honda Civic GX drivers in California are smiling this week as they continue to have access to the high-occupancy-vehicle lane, even with just one person in the car. Even though one-occupant hybrid cars have lost access to the carpool lane, natural-gas-powered vehicles get to use it for another four years.

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By Jeniffer Dsouza on August 3, 2011 2:46 AM

Honda is always one of my favorite automotive brand whether its about motorbikes or cars they have shown their power in almost all sections.I have a Honda city and am quite happy with it,recently I sold my old truck to purchased a Honda T500F truck and its awesome.And still I wish to have more Honda to my list of vehicles.

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