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Honda Ridgeline, Civic Named Consumer Guide 2023 Best Buys

The Consumer Guide Automotive editorial team has awarded Honda SUVs and passenger cars an incredible 36 Best Buy awards since 2014.

The 2023 Honda Ridgeline has been named a Consumer Guide Compact Pickup Truck Best Buy for the seventh straight year and the eighth time in nine years.

The 2023 Honda Civic has been named a Consumer Guide Best Buy in the Compact Car category for the sixth straight year and the eighth time in nine years.

Each year Consumer Guide Automotive editors select the best vehicles from eighteen segments to receive Best Buy Awards. Their process includes test-driving over 150 new vehicles, with vehicle price and value also major factors in their selection process. By prioritizing these key consideration points in the car-buying process, the Consumer Guide Automotive Best Buy Awards serve a practical purpose to everyday car shoppers.

For over 50 years, Consumer Guide Automotive continues as one of the most trusted names in the automobile industry. Full details on the Consumer Guide 2023 Best Buy Awards can be found at consumerguide.com/best-buys.

 

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