May 17, 2012
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The 2012 Hyundai Azera is not only stylish, it is also safe.
The model was named a Top Safety Pick this week by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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May 16, 2012
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Cavs Rookie Kyrie Irving is presented the Rookie of the Year trophy and Kia Sorento.
If there are two things we love, it’s the Cleveland Cavaliers and Kia. The two came together Tuesday, as Cavalier Kyrie Irving won the Kia Rookie of the Year, and he also got to give Kia Sorento to his youth league.
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May 11, 2012
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The Waikem Honda team poses with the championship belt they won Friday for having the most best sales in Northeast Ohio last month. Included in the photo was Dave Waikem (far left) and Waikem Honda sales managers Harry Card and Darren Sponseller (far right)
Waikem Honda was tops among Northeast Ohio Honda Dealers again last month.
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May 4, 2012
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Even as we start getting 2013 models on the lot, we cannot overlook what a great year our 2012 models had. If you’re still in the market for one of those vehicles, you are in luck, as Ford, Honda, and Hyundai models were voted the most improved cars for 2012 by Forbes Magazine.
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April 30, 2012
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Want the best bang for your buck? MSN Autos says there are many vehicles among the top models who fit that mold.
According to the MSN study, Honda, Hyundai and Nissan passenger cars were voted among the top ten “Bang for Your Buck” Passenger Cars.
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April 25, 2012
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It’s a good time for Hyundai. They are making some of the most popular, fuel efficient vehicles on the market today, including the 2012 Hyundai Elantra, the 2012 North America Car of the Year.
Hyundai CEO John Krafcik recently sat down with the Associated Press and talked about how Hyundai managed to rise above the competition to become one of the most popular brands on the road today.
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April 20, 2012
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Waikem employees were able to raise more than $1,000 for Adam Longwell, an employee in the Motors Parts Deparment. His two year old daughter Kendall has Cystic Fibrosis.
A group lunch Thursday was more than just a lunch, as the employees of Waikem gathered to raise money and help up a fellow co-worker in need.
The luncheon was for Adam Longwell, an employee in the Waikem Motors parts department. Everyone donated money to the “Blow Away Cystic Fibrosis” campaign. Adam’s 2-year-old daughter Kendall has Cystic Fibrosis, and the money will go towards the Great Strides run Saturday, May 5 at McKinley High School.
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April 19, 2012
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Honda, Ford and Subaru’s 2012 models will keep in five years the biggest percentage of what you paid to drive it away new.
That’s according to Edmonds.com, who Wednesday released the recipients of their “Best Retained Value Awards.”
Honda was the big winner for, the day, with an overall projected retained value of 47.9% after five years.
Ford and Subaru were the other big winners, taking home awards in multiple categories.
Honda won in the following categories:
Honda Civic – Sedan under 20K. Expected 50% retained value
Honda CR-V – SUV 25K-35K. Expected 54.6% retained value.
Honda Odyssey – Vans. Expected 43.5% retained value.
Ford won in the following categories:
Ford Shelby GT500 – Convertible 35K-45K. Expected retained value 46.5%
Ford Mustang – Coupe $25K-35K. Expected retained value for 46.8%
Ford Shelby GT500. Coupe over 45K. Expected retained value 47.5%
Ford F-350 SuperDuty. Large HD Truck. Expected retained value 48.6%
Ford F-150. Large light truck. Expected retained value 48.4%
Subaru won in the following categories:
Subaru Impreza. Sedan 20K-30K. Expected retained value 45.3%
Subaru Forester. SUV under 25K. Expected retained value 44.6%
Congrats to the winners. You can click here to review all these models.