Honda Lawn Mower Prices: What to Expect in 2025

Honda is known for durable, higher-priced lawn mowers. Walk-behind models generally sit in the mid-price segment while riding and zero-turn machines are sold at the higher end of the market. When shopping, compare authorized dealers, warranties, and long-term ownership costs - seasonal sales and certified-preowned units can reduce the initial outlay.

Overview

If you're shopping for a Honda lawn mower, expect to pay a premium for build quality and long-term reliability. Honda has a reputation for durable engines and well-built walk-behind models, which often costs more upfront than budget brands but can last longer with proper maintenance.

Types and cost expectations

Walk-behind mowers: Most new, quality walk-behind gas mowers fall in the mid-price segment. Expect prices to start in the low hundreds and rise into the high hundreds for feature-rich, self-propelled Honda models.

Riding and zero-turn mowers: If your yard is large and you want a riding mower or a zero-turn for faster cutting, plan on spending several thousand dollars for a new unit from major brands. A serious residential riding mower typically costs more than a push mower by a wide margin. ¹

Note: exact model availability and Honda's current product lineup can vary by region and year - always check Honda's official site or an authorized dealer for current models and MSRP. ²

Features that affect price

• Cutting system: Mulching, bagging, and side-discharge configurations add cost. Many Honda-compatible decks support multiple options.

• Drive type: Self-propelled walk-behinds and hydrostatic drives for ride-ons increase price and convenience.

• Engine: Honda-built engines are a selling point and influence price; commercial-grade engines cost more.

• Accessories and attachments: Snow blades, baggers, and carts add to the total purchase price.

How to shop and save

Compare prices online across authorized dealers and national retailers, and factor in local dealer service and parts availability. Look for seasonal sales (spring and fall), factory rebates, and financing offers.

Buy used or certified-preowned to save up front, but check hours, maintenance history, and whether parts and service remain available.

Warranty and ownership costs

Check the length and coverage of the warranty - engine and deck coverage may differ. Also consider fuel type, routine maintenance, blade sharpening, and replacement parts when estimating long-term cost.

Bottom line

A good Honda mower costs more initially, but many owners find the longer service life and parts support justify that investment. Define your needs - yard size, terrain, and maintenance willingness - before choosing between a premium walk-behind and a riding model.

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