Honda Accord San Francisco: future models will be hybrid and not diesel

The future of the automotive industry is hitting consumers hard in the face, but in a good way. Over the past few years, the onslaught of new and innovative engine technologies has been difficult to keep up with. The beginning of the recession was a major player in forcing auto manufacturers to stay in step with the times. Subsequent dropping sales and increasing consumer, business and government pressure to adopt more fuel efficient and eco-friendly technology has driven the market into a frenzy, and the race for zero emissions is on. But over the past few years, the jury has still been out on which technology has the most long-term potential.
Yes, we’re talking about the battle between diesel and hybrid engine technology. Hilariously enough, many San Francisco Honda Accord drivers were caught in the middle of the argument without even noticing. For awhile, Honda has been flaunting its commitment to clean diesel technology in powering its larger sedans, minivans and SUVs. It seemed like a good idea in the first place, with a lot of manufacturers looking into the new technology. But it seems the limited potential to reach zero emissions with clean diesel technology has left San Francisco Civic dealers in a rough spot. Instead of standing firmly behind clean diesel as the rest of the market abandons it, it appears Honda will be jumping on the bandwagon for its lineup of larger cars.
Yes, it appears that the legendary auto manufacturer will be shifting its focus to its new hybrid system that we might see it in action by 2013. This would be a huge jump forward for Honda, who already gets a lot of credit for cars like the Accord and the Civic, two of the nation’s bestselling cars. San Francisco Honda Accord dealers are curious to find out exactly what this brand new technology has in store for them and future lines of Honda vehicles. Still, San Francisco Civic dealers are seeing a good surge in sales since the original effects of the recession began to lighten up.
It’s about time for Honda to move back into the spotlight. Since the apparent transgressions of Toyota, the Prius has been slowly falling from its once-deserved place of prominence. That isn’t to say the Prius is no longer a great vehicle – but San Francisco Honda Accord dealers will tell you that a big gap in the market has just opened up, and it is prime time to jump in and sweep up the leftovers. Whichever automaker makes the strongest step forward in the race for fuel efficiency can pretty much have the Prius’ spot, as the brand has really damaged its reputation as a result of the recent recalls. Still, we can safely assume that San Francisco Civic drivers will easily become the new progressives on the block.
Until we get to see the launch of the new hybrid technology, we can definitely still enjoy some of the great benefits you get from driving a Civic or Accord vehicle.