The Honda Carland Newsletter

October 2009

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October Sales Event

Leaves are not the only thing falling in October! There are a lot of reasons to look at purchasing or leasing a new or quality preowned vehicle at Honda Carland.

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CONTENTS

New Vehicle Owner Clinic

Have an Eco-Friendly Autumn

Bulk Up Against Cold Weather Bugs

Give the Kids a Treat with Some Classic Halloween Cartoons & Animations!

Fall Leaves Creative Opportunities!

A Little Slice of Heaven

New 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour Offers Luxury and Carrying Versatility

Nimble 2010 Honda Fit Is Fun to Drive and Surprisingly Spacious

You Might Need New Tires Sooner Than You Think

Fall into Savings!

October SERVICE Specials

An Apple a Day

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New Vehicle Owner Clinic

Honda Carland cordially invites you to attend our FREE New Owner Clinic.

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New 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour Offers Luxury and Carrying Versatility
Hatchback version of the solid Accord sedan defies a quick description.

Honda’s new 2010 Accord Crosstour is a restyled version of the company’s top-selling sedan. The Accord regularly switches places with the slick little Civic compact as Honda’s bestseller, and Honda recognized an opportunity to increase the Accord’s already substantial appeal by expanding the sedan’s lineup.
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Nimble 2010 Honda Fit Is Fun to Drive and Surprisingly Spacious
Standard are clever folding seats, 10 cupholders and a roaring stereo.

Today, a Honda Civic sedan is larger in size than the biggest car Honda sold in the U.S. in 1989, the Accord sedan. With the exciting versatility of a hatchback, the 2010 Honda Fit (MSRP $16,000) is a great ride. This five-door hatchback reminds buyers of Honda’s roots in frugal and fun vehicles.
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You Might Need New Tires Sooner Than You Think
Easy tests tell you when.

Eventually, you’ll need new tires. Did you know that George Washington might be a better tire-wear tester than Abraham Lincoln?
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Give the Kids a Treat with Some Classic Halloween Cartoons & Animations!
Have a family movie night with some Halloween favorites, old and new!

The air is getting crisp, the days are getting shorter, so it’s a good time to plan a cozy and entertaining evening at home with the kids. Make some popcorn or grab a bag of candy corn and settle in for a family friendly movie night with some All Hallows Eve favorites!
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A Little Slice of Heaven
Feel like you’re in an Alpine village…in Georgia.

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains along the Chattahoochee River lies Helen, a village rich in heritage. Its cobblestone streets and Old World architecture will make you think you’re in an alpine village. Helen offers the best of everything from festivals, parades and museums to shopping, mountain cabins and, of course, beautiful scenery.
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Have an Eco-Friendly Autumn
Stay green – even if the leaves don’t.

As the weather starts to cool down, many of us quickly reach for the thermostat or find ourselves turning on the lights a lot earlier in the evening. While spring and summer inspire environmentally friendly initiatives like planting trees and biking to work, autumn and winter can often put a damper on green living.
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Fall Leaves Creative Opportunities!
Try your hand at some simple homemade crafts for fall!

Brightening up your autumn season is easy. There are so many ways to turn every day items from nature and around the house into fun-to-make crafts everyone can enjoy; even the kids can help!
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An Apple a Day
Great ways to enjoy the fruits of the season!

Who doesn’t love apples? They’re a healthy on-the-go snack, and there’s more to do with apples than just make pies. It’s time to experiment in the kitchen – to discover new and delicious ways to use apples in your cooking.
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Bulk Up Against Cold Weather Bugs
There’s no reason to be under the weather when the seasons change.

Although the change of seasons is often greeted with cheer, there may be an underlying dread that accompanies the change. As people start to spend more time indoors, the likelihood of catching a cold or flu skyrockets. Fortunately, there are small steps you can take to lessen the chances of spending fall and winter sick.
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