Critical Knowledge:

2010 Honda Accord: In advance of an expected refresh for the 2011 model year, Honda makes Bluetooth available on all Accord EX-L models without requiring a navigation system.

2010 Honda Accord Crosstour: This new 5-door hatchback adds available all-wheel drive, a raised suspension, and bold SUV-inspired design cues to a traditional car platform-in this case, the best-selling Accord sedan. Highlights include a standard V-6 engine, 6 inches of ground clearance, 51.3 cubic feet of maximum cargo volume, and space for 5 passengers.

2010 Honda Civic: After a significant update for 2009, the 2010 Honda Civic is unchanged.

2010 Honda CR-V: The 2010 Honda CR-V receives minor mid-life updates including revised styling elements, more horsepower, better fuel economy and Bluetooth connectivity.

2010 Honda Element: The Honda Element enters its eighth year on the market with a new "dog friendly" pet accommodation system for EX models.

2010 Honda FCX Clarity: There are no changes to Honda's innovative fuel-cell vehicle, the FCX Clarity, which is a zero-emission vehicle powered by hydrogen converted to electricity.

2010 Honda Fit: The 2010 Honda Fit is unchanged from last year, when an all-new, redesigned Fit went on sale.

2010 Honda Insight: Honda sold the first gasoline/electric hybrid to consumers a decade ago, a teardrop-shaped 2-seater called the Insight. For 2010, an all-new Insight is on sale, with 5-passenger capacity, much greater cargo capacity, and a familiar shape. The Insight is the least expensive hybrid on the market, and is rated to get 40 mpg in the city and 43 mpg on the highway.

2010 Honda Odyssey: Honda makes its DVD rear-seat entertainment system available to more Odyssey buyers, and has dropped the optional Michelin PAX run-flat tire system. Three new colors round out the changes for 2010.

2010 Honda Pilot: Redesigned for the 2009 model year, the 2010 Honda Pilot continues unchanged.

2010 Honda Ridgeline: The 2010 Honda Ridgeline carries over from 2009 without change.