Honda’s ambitions seem to be a lot higher since they’ve announced great progress to have been made with the production of their dream. The HondaJet is all nice and fascinating when it comes to the way rich folk will travel in the future but when it comes to us, things are less vertical. Stuff like
Honda pulled the wraps off a new diesel variant of the Civic model in the UK. The new version is powered by a 1.6-liter i-DTEC engine and will be the most frugal offering of the Japanese car maker. The new turbocharged diesel unit is capable to deliver 118 horsepower at 4,000 rpm and 300Nm of
Personal mobility is about to get itself a brand new age. The ambitious folks at Honda have finally sent their dream into production. Ever since the days of the company’s founder, the guys at Honda had quite a bit of fascination over flight. Since then, things went into some serious development. Pending a bunch of
Honda recently unveiled a new version of the Fit hatchback, namely the Fit Twist, a model designed especially for the Brazilian market. Presented at this year’s edition of the Sao Paulo Motor Show, the new Honda Fit Twist comes with new bumpers, a revised front grille, larger 16-inch alloys, new mirror caps and side sills.
Simple, safe and sturdy buy, that’s how you describe the Honda Civic. It also does fuel economy but there are some versions that are better at it than usual. There’s a hybrid and then there’s this, the 2013 Honda Civic NG. It’s more friendly to the environment than conventional cars and also less expensive than
The Japanese car maker decided to reveal a new 1.6-liter i-DTEC turbo diesel engine at this year’s edition of the Paris Motor Show. The new engine will be initially available for the new Civic, other models in the range following to get it at a later date. To be more precise, the new Honda CR-V
In typical Honda style, the CR-Z hybrid has slowly faded away from the public attention. Just about nobody knows what it is if they see it on the street. That’s a shame, especially given Honda’s efforts to make it as good as the car can be with both fuel economy, a bit of a sporty
After oh so many woes about the Honda Civic Type R being killed off and no longer thrilling its customers we find out it’s coming back. The Japanese hot hatchback is coming back and it is doing so with a vengeance. Honda’s CEO claims they won’t be screwing up this time. They will actually focus
Honda UK released official pricing figures for the fourth generation of the CR-V SUV. The entry-level model is powered by a 2.0-liter i-VTEC gasoline unit and benefits from the S trim level. It includes hill start assist, cruise control, 17-inch alloy wheels, air conditioning, i-MID multimedia system and USB connectivity. More goodies will be provided
Honda released first photos and details on a new limited edition Civic Ti, a model developed especially for the British market. With only 1,000 cars to be produced, the new Honda Civic Ti comes with few aesthetic improvements being based on the 1.8 SE model. At the exterior, the Japanese model gets a new set
Some of the news we get through these days can actually be exclusive, unexpected and worth your time looking into. It seems that Honda have made a booboo. The Japanese company is legendary for the build quality of its cars, their durability and the lack of any unpleasant sort of issues as before. As the
The ninth generation Honda Accord is finally here. The Japanese car company revealed today photos and details on the new Accord, a model which will be offered both as a sedan and coupe. Honda plans to introduce the new Accord in North America with a 2.4-liter 181hp engine and a more powerful 3.5-liter V6 i-VTEC
The Japanese want to, but they don’t seem to have it set up right now. I know they’ve made the Subaru BRZ/Toyota GT86 happen but otherwise there’s not a single remarkable car made over there. Subaru’s Impreza seems a little damp these days, the Mistubishi Lancer Evo is currently out of production and though the
Fans of the new Honda CR-Z will probably not like this. The in-house tuner at Mugen just announced a new version of the little hybrid that sings a different tune. It’s called the Honda Mugen CR-Z GT and it was not designed to save fuel or to remind us about the CRX hatchback but to
Honda revealed today the Si edition of the current Jazz, a model which is designed for the British market. Under the bonnet of the Japanese model we find a 1.4-liter petrol engine, being announced that the Jazz Si edition is based on the 1.4 ES model. The limited edition sports a revised chassis, new 16-inch
When it comes to talking about Honda 90% of automotive connoisseurs will say that it’s a great company fallen on hard times which is now struggling for a comeback. There is a substantial amount of truth in that statement and the Honda Civic, one of their bread & butter creations is possibly the best proof
Honda aren’t having the best of times as far as their automotive developments are concerned, but they’ve just caught a break. It’s come from the United States, particularly the legal department. I’m sure Honda would have loved to get a break in terms of market share but they’ll have to settle with this settling of
Now here’s a surprise. Without word or warning, the Japanese at Honda have come to meet the other important Asian people of the automotive industry with a new car. The Honda Concept C is not a real car, but it’s here to show us just what one of the future sedans in the company’s lineup
Honda is working hard towards making a comeback to a time when they were simply on a roll these days as far as the products are concerned. We’re seeing this in Acura, we’re seeing it in the future of Honda itself and a lot of marketing on the side. Simply put, the future of Honda
Honda officially announced that they are forced to recall about 1,300 units of the 2006 CR-V crossover. The Japanese car maker says that the driver can lose the control of the car due to a potential problem at the right front lower control arm. The company says that the poor welding may allow the control
