Honda targets U S sales of 140K for 2009 Pilot
Honda Motor Co aims to sell 140000 units of its new 2009 Pilot crossover in the United States for the first full year. The redesigned eight passenger crossover with a 3.5 liter V six engine begins selling May 22. Honda expects U.S. sales to rise 2.5 percent in 2008 to 1.59 million vehicles despite a credit crisis and high gas prices.
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Features to aid senior drivers at auto show
The AAA and Auto Show unveil Smart Features for Mature Drivers advising thicker steering wheels wide angle mirrors large dash controls and six way seats to address age related limits. A AAA survey shows 43 percent of drivers over 55 have at least one difficulty and recommends keyless ignition four door models for easier access.
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Auto industry faces need for fuel economy education
Auto experts at SAE World Congress urge automakers to build consensus on fuel economy technology spanning diesels hybrids electric and hydrogen and to better educate buyers. They call for more tax credits and cleaner fuels while noting consumer trust declines as gas prices rise and vehicle costs mount.
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