Windshield Replacement & Repair

Do you have a Honda that needs its windshield replaced or repaired?  Glass.net can help you find a place, no matter where you live, that can get you back on the road again with a new windshield or windshield repair.  We provide you with real-time quotes for Honda glass from local and professional installers, and you choose the one that best fits your needs.  If you need a quote, simply click on the "Get a Quote" button at the top of the page to get started.

Glass.net does not charge you for the referral, all you need to do is enter your year, make, model, and zip code into our quoting tool, and we'll find someone who can replace or repair your windshield.  When you drive a Honda, you are driving one of the safest vehicles on the road.  Don't change that by trying to drive with a damaged windshield.  Allow us to find someone who can get you back on the road quickly and safely.

Honda has been involved in manufacturing vehicles since 1946 and has built its name and reputation largely on motorcycles, then later in manufacturing cars.  It has been the world's largest manufacturer of internal combustion engines, making more than 14 million each year.  Honda is the eighth largest automobile manufacturer in the world and is known for making safe and fuel-efficient vehicles that are manufactured around the globe, including in the United States and Canada.

In 2010, 89% of all Honda vehicles that were sold in the United States were built there.  The American Honda Motor Company is based in Torrance, California.  Honda engines are more than just reliable, all 33 cars that started the 2010 Indianapolis 500 car race were Honda engines, and there were no car stoppages in race due to engine problems.

Honda has been one of the world leaders in finding more economical ways to power their vehicles.  They have used flex-fuel engines in some models since 2006 and have had hybrid electric models since 1999.  Honda has also had cars that run on hydrogen fuel cells and plug-in electric vehicles, which produce no emissions.