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2008 Ken-Ducky Derby
Presented by Sam Swope Honda World
2008 Ken-Ducky Derby & Family Festival
Saturday, September 27th 2008
Waterfront Park
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
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Honda New Owner Workshop
by David Gerber
Thursday, September 11th
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
The goal of this Workshop is to familiarize you with the many features & benefits of your Honda. There will be tips given on the importance of using only the proper replacement fluids and filters that are designated by American Honda for your vehicle along with techniques for the care and cleaning of the interior and exterior of your new vehicle.
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2005 Honda Civic
by Jason Cardwell
$12,990
At over 30 mpg you will not make many stops at the pump with this 2005 Honda Civic. This one owner, local trade is factory certified and will keep you worry free for years to come!!
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2003 Honda Pilot EX
by Jason Cardwell
$12,800
This 2003 Honda Pilot is sure to please the whole family or one with an active lifestyle. This one owner Pilot has been well maintained in our service department inside and out.
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Now on DriveLiveTV: The sleek 2008 Honda S2000
Historically, Honda has produced efficient and sensible vehicles for the masses that seem to last forever and retain owners like no other automobile. There is, however, one Honda that caters to both the fervid Honda owner and sports-car aficionado – the sleek S2000 roadster.
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The 2009 Honda Pilot Bulks Up
The new Pilot is buff and hardy as if it joined the fitness club.
For 2009, Honda has revamped the Pilot…big time! From its gruff, but lovable grille to its sculpted body, the Pilot is ready for anything. A V6 with the latest version of Honda's Variable Cylinder Management fuel-saving technology cures gas pains fast! The makeover continues inside with an ultra-modern dash and textbook space efficiency.
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Why the 2008 Honda Civic is Now America’s Best Selling Car
No other compact car offers better fuel efficiency, performance, comfort or style.
The Honda Civic is not only the most reliable and popular economy compact car sold in America, it is the clear choice for squeezing the most miles possible out of a gallon of gas. What’s more, the Civic requires no sacrifices. Coupe or sedan, you get the quality and performance standard in the affordable, compact car segment.
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Start Your Day Off Right
It’s time to stop making excuses or eating on the go when it comes to breakfast.
You woke up late. There’s nothing in the refrigerator or cabinets. You just don’t have time. It’s time for you to stop skipping breakfast and start making healthy choices. With so many benefits to eating a healthy breakfast, there’s no excuse to miss it.
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Louisville Food Strikes Out the Competition
With food that’s mouthwatering and delicious, Louisville, Kentucky has something for you!
On the banks of the Ohio River is where small-town charm meets urban sophistication. Home to the Kentucky Derby for more than 120 years, Louisville is bustling with activity. Maybe you know the city from baseball and the fact that it’s home to the Louisville Slugger Factory. No matter the reasons why you know – or visit – the city, one fact remains: you’re going to work up an appetite taking in all the sites! With more than 2,500 restaurants to choose from, the question is where should you begin? We’re making it easy for you with our pick of four favorite dining spots!
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Maintaining and Servicing Today’s High-Tech Cars and Trucks
Ever wonder how we “tune-up” a computer?
Each year, cars seem to get more and more complicated. Today’s vehicles have as many as 50 microprocessors under the control of a central computer. From sophisticated engine controls to high-end electronic systems, it takes sophisticated training and specialized equipment to service and maintain your ride.
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Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks
Animal adoption is a rewarding way to find a new friend and family member.
Every year, thousands of animal shelters are overwhelmed by massive amounts of homeless, neglected and abused critters. While they may not all look like Westminster Kennel Club champions or the makings of a Fancy Feast commercial star, many people have found their newest lovable pal at a local animal shelter. Besides the satisfaction of bettering the life of a four-legged friend, there are many other benefits of adopting pets.
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Giga-What? USB-Huh?
A back-to-school guide for the well-equipped student.
Your kids have the pens, the binders and the calculator, but what about a notebook? No, we’re not talking about the spiral kind! As your kids head off to school, it’s time to think about equipping them with a computer that will help them get their work done and of course, have a little fun! Maybe you’re even considering upgrading your system. Before you head off to your local tech store, here’s our guide to computers.
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A Beet of Their Own
Even though they might not be much to look at, beets offer a punch of flavor and nutrients.
Okay, so they may not be the most appealing vegetable to look at, and it’s hard to believe how that rough looking exterior can be transformed into something soft and buttery once it’s cooked. Beets are – what better way to put it – diamonds in the rough with a taste and texture just waiting to be experienced.
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The World of the Grizzly Man
Werner Herzog explores the life and death of Timothy Treadwell.
In 2005, award-winning filmmaker Werner Herzog released a documentary about one of the most eccentric nature enthusiasts the world has ever known: Timothy Treadwell. For 13 consecutive years, Treadwell traveled to Alaska during the summer months to live among the bears. Compassionate, yet emotionally fragile, Treadwell became known as the Grizzly Man, filming all of his interactions in a very personal video diary. In 2003, Treadwell’s adventure ended when he was fatally mauled by a hungry bear. The camera was rolling the whole time.
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