Metro Honda Cares
Local High School Athletics
Supporting the kids in our community is both essential and rewarding, which is why we’re proud to partner with a variety of sports teams from Central Regional High School, Toms River High School South, East, and North, and Donovan Catholic High School.
Metro Mural
Metro Honda partnered with artist Fermin Mendoza to transform our blank wall into a stunning scene as part of Jersey City’s Mural Project, reminding us that we live in a beautiful world. Click to see how we’re doing our part to keep Jersey City beautiful!
Strides Against Cancer
We are proud to support the fighters in our community by being a part of Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Learn more about what you can do to get involved.
Zumba For a Cause
Take a look at the photos from our Zumba For a Cause event, where we helped Odalys Gisselle fight against Hodgkin’s Lymphoma by donating proceeds to The Tomorrows Children’s Fund.
PAL WMCA
Metro Honda was proud to support the Police Athletic League, a non-profit program that partners with law enforcement to support and inspire kids via you development programs.
New York Giants Luncheon
Metro Honda was proud to support the home team and get involved with the New York Giants Kick Off Luncheon, which benefitted the Touchdown Fund to support children with cancer.
New Jersey Auto Retailers Unite
Metro Honda was proud to team up with New Jersey Auto Retailers Unite to support the Valerie Fund Kids. Together, NJ dealerships raised over $300,000 in 2016.
The Roberto Clemente Little League
We’re avid supporters of the Roberto Clemente Little League of Jersey City, which teaches good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage, and respect to the children of Jersey City.
Alex Rodriguez Hits #600
Metro Honda was incredibly proud to witness A-Rod hit his 600th homer! We’re always happy to support our teams.
Curtis Silwa Visits Metro Honda
Curtis Silwa, founder of the Guardian Angels and radio host of AM 970 The Apple, paid a visit to Metro Honda to spend some time with our community members.
Annual Cuban Parade
The state’s annual Cuban parade made it’s way down Bergenline Avenue yesterday afternoon. The parade stepped off from James J. Braddock Park at about 2 p.m. and continued down to 32nd Street in Union City. Viewers gathered along the street dressed in red, white, and blue to celebrate the event, which first started in 2000.
Rely on a Dealership That Puts the Community First
Whether you’re right here in Jersey City or in the surrounding areas of Newark or Hoboken, we’re incredibly happy to be a part of your community. Whether you’d like to come in to test drive a vehicle or would like to learn how to get involved with local organizations, please feel free to contact us! We look forward to meeting you.
