No. Honda's have their FM receiver behind the rear seat so the FMDA25 is not long enough to reach to the dash. Honda's do not have an aux-input but they support Bluetooth. So you may want to consider this Bluetooth accessory which works with most SiriusXM (High-band) radios such as Edge, Onyx, Onyx EZ, Onyx EZR and the Xpress family of radios. The Bluetooth Dock is NOT compatible with Sirius (low-band) radios. You can purchase the Bluetooth Dock from several retailers or directly from SiriusXM's e-store here: https://shop.siriusxm.com/sxm-bluetooth-car-dock

Yes, you must set the FM Frequency on your Roady BT Radio to the same Frequency you have tuned on your Car Stereo's FM radio. You do this in the FM settings menu. But first you have to access the Audio menu to set audio output to FM (from Aux or Bluetooth). Note: To use the FM option on the Roady BT requires the FM Direct Adapter model FMDA25 (not included) . The FMDA25 connects in line with your vehicle's FM antenna and automatically disconnects the external vehicle antenna when you turn on your Roady BT and routes the FM signal from Roady BT to the car stereo. FMDA25 are available from many retailers and from the SXM e-Store here: https://shop.siriusxm.com/fm-direct-adapter-reconditioned.html

Yes, the Roady BT Satellite radio will pair and connect with Bluetooth speakers outside of your vehicle as long as those Bluetooth Speakers are within Bluetooth Range of the Roady BT. This range will be limited by the metal body of your vehicle as well as where your Roady BT is installed within the vehicle. You will probably get better Bluetooth range by locating your Roady BT higher on the dash (and worse range when mounted low in the vehicle interior. it may also pair more easily while the speakers are close to the vehicle and remain connected for a longer distance away from the vehicle.

Yes it will work with the home docking kit.