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The Pebble Beach Concours staged its first Japanese Motorsport class in 75 years. A 1985 Toyota 85C beat a Honda prototype and a Toyota Eagle GTP car.
Read moreNHTSA denied a petition over Acura SH-AWD spline failures in 2021-2023 TLX and 2022-2023 MDX. It confirmed the failure, and the dash that keeps hiding it.
Read moreHonda is ending the Prologue after the 2026 model year despite strong sales. With the 0 Series canceled in March, Honda will soon have no battery-electric model for sale in the US.
Read moreNo brand-new car sold in the US starts under $20,000 in 2026. Honda sells an $11,200 Fit abroad. How the affordable car died, and what is left to buy.
Read moreHemmings built a one-of-one custom CT-70 "Stay Gold" minibike with metal flake paint by Tuki Hess. Enter the free sweepstakes through August 20, 2026.
Read moreI ran the math on 2026 hybrid SUVs across every major model. Premium, fuel savings, breakeven year, and the verdict by buyer profile. Updated April 2026.
Read moreOur 2026 SUV buyer's guide ranks 11 picks by use case, not rank. Best family SUV, best hybrid, best EV under $50K, with verified specs and five-year ownership math.
Read moreHonda's sub-£20,000 Super-N city EV borrows the simulated-gearbox trick from Hyundai's Ioniq 5 N at a third the price. Specs, range, and why Americans miss out.
Read more2026 Camry vs Accord head-to-head. Pricing, MPG, hybrid vs gas trims, tech, and cargo. Toyota went all-hybrid. Honda kept gas. Here's who wins.
Read moreEvery 2026 minivan compared head-to-head. Toyota Sienna, Kia Carnival, Honda Odyssey, Chrysler Pacifica specs, pricing, fuel economy, and our verdict.
Read moreEvery major vehicle at the 2026 New York International Auto Show, from the $27,600 Chevy Bolt to the $2.83M Zenvo hypercar, plus links to full coverage.
Read moreThe 2025 SEMA Show promises to be the most innovative yet, with FutureTech Studio emerging as the epicenter of automotive evolution. Running November 4-7 in Las Vegas, this year’s interactive experience brings together over 45 cutting-edge displays, 30 vehicles, and breakthrough technologies that will define the future of mobility. Future Fuels Yamaha’s Hydrogen Golf Car Leading the hydrogen charge is Yamaha’s Drive H2 concept, a groundbreaking hydrogen-powered golf car that made headlines at the 2024 PGA Show. This innovative vehicle represents Yamaha’s first foray into hydrogen combustion engines for consumer applications. The Drive H2 utilizes two high-pressure hydrogen tanks (25L each) strategically positioned under the driver’s seat and behind the rear seat. Based on Yamaha’s popular Drive2 Concierge4 four-seater, this
Read moreThe highly anticipated Sony Honda Mobility AFEELA 1 EV represents a watershed moment in automotive partnerships, merging Sony’s technological prowess with Honda’s manufacturing expertise. I was invited down to the popup showroom to experience the AFEELA 1 firsthand. After seeing the development over the years at CES in Las Vegas, I was excited for some dedicated time with the production version. I was taken through the Signature trim level of the AFEELA 1 by Shay at Corte Madera, who went over the infotainment system and customization features. Additional information and talking points were provided by Adre Rodriguez, Public Relations Manager, and Monica Matsuda, Marketing and PR. The Signature is slated to begin deliveries in 2026, with Origin beginning in 2027.
Read moreThe Honda NSX is an iconic supercar that offers thrilling performance and everyday reliability. It’s a great way to experience world-class engineering without breaking the bank. The NSX, which stands for New Sportscar eXperimental, has been turning heads since 1990. It combines performance, technology, and Japanese precision in a unique package. Let’s look at what makes this Japanese supercar special and why you might want to add one to your garage. Key Takeaways: A Brief History of the Honda NSX Honda created the NSX to compete with the best European supercars while keeping their famous reliability. The first NSX, launched in 1990, changed the car world. It had a light aluminum body, a V6 engine in the middle, and handling
Read moreJapanese automotive giants Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. have set the industry abuzz with their announcement of potential merger talks, a move that could reshape the global automotive landscape. On December 23, 2024, the two companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore the creation of a new holding company, potentially forming the world’s third-largest automaker by vehicle sales. The proposed merger, which also includes discussions with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, aims to pool resources and technological expertise to better position the combined entity in the face of industry-wide challenges. This groundbreaking development comes as Japanese automakers face mounting pressure to compete in the rapidly evolving electric vehicle (EV) market, where they have struggled to keep
Read moreThe Honda Odyssey defies the stigma of minivan collections of automotive boredom on wheels. It may still be driven often by overprotective youth parents late for youth soccer practice or a swim meet. But the enduring Odyssey should be more fairly recognized. It’s among the industry’s most versatile vehicles. Largely unchanged since the current generation debuted in 2018, the Odyssey is ideal for a family of one seeking a high-sitting, confident vehicle with plenty of space for friends, work equipment or leisure stuff. The three-row van also drives like a car and has a cavernous interior for a large family or even a sizable youth team. Unveiled 30 years ago, the Odyssey is now in its fifth generation and is
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