HONDA-ACURA: Ridgeline, crossovers drive 2021

A customer who sets up financing in advance of a new-vehicle purchase, such as with a preapproval, is unlikely to drop that lender for one offered by a dealership, a new J.D. Power survey found. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

January 04, 2022 09:17 PM

American Honda's U.S. sales advanced 8.9 percent last year on the strength of Honda and Acura crossovers, along with a big jump for the freshened Ridgeline midsize pickup.

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