Gillman Honda San Antonio Blog

The holidays are right around the corner, and this can often be a stressful time for avid shoppers. With so many deals at so many places and so little time to snag them, all of it can seem very overwhelming. That’s why we here at Gillman Honda San Antonio want to treat our Universal City and Selma customers with a treat during this giving season.

This Black Friday, and this Black Friday only, when…

The holidays are right around the corner, and this can often be a stressful time for avid shoppers. With so many deals at so many places and so little time to snag them, all of it can seem very overwhelming. That’s why we here at Gillman Honda San Antonio want to treat our Universal City and Selma customers with a treat during this giving season.

This Black Friday, and this Black Friday only, when…

In the history of Honda, no model line has sold more units than the Civic, and based on what the automaker has announced over the course of the last several months that isn’t likely to change any time soon with the release of several new and updated Civic models, all of which should revolutionize the car and generate a ton of excitement from fans of the brand all over the country.

One early debut…

Here at Gillman Honda of San Antonio, we sell more than our fair share of 2016 Honda Pilot models, mostly because they make for great, reliable family vehicles and many, many customers step into our building looking for just such a thing. The beauty of the Pilot, however, is that it’s an extremely versatile SUV, proven in practice through the modifications applied to a couple of Pilot models at this year’s SEMA show…

There are two different mindsets for customers who walk through the doors here at Gillman Honda San Antonio. One consumer type is looking to buy the latest, greatest automobile and only plans on driving it for a couple years, at which point they’ll trade it in and buy the latest and greatest automobile all over again.

The other type, though, wants to buy a vehicle that they can pay off in five years and…

When gas prices started to shoot northward 15-20 years ago, a conversation about alternate fuel sources and dependence on foreign oil started up that still hasn’t silenced all these years later. We’ve been through hybrids and plug-in electric cars with relative success, but it’s really starting to look like hydrogen fuel cells are the future, particularly if automakers like Honda can find ways to either further develop a stronger infrastructure of fueling…