New Honda Cars
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Honda Model Lineup
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Honda Accord
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It's the shifter, stupid.
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$21,160.00 - $28,310.00 |
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Sedan, Coupe, Wagon, Hatchback |
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Front Wheel Drive |
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Honda Civic
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So there I was, sitting under a giant Honda tent at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. It was the morning, I was eating breakfast, and I was staring off into the distance, idly wondering why I couldn't remember any of my high-school Japanese. (Ok, I didn't take Japan
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$15,610.00 - $24,590.00 |
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Wagon, Hatchback, Sedan, Coupe |
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Front Wheel Drive, Four Wheel Drive |
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Honda CR-V
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A few minor improvements keep the godfather of small sport-utes on top.
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$20,700.00 - $26,700.00 |
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Sport Utility, Utility |
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Front Wheel Drive, Four Wheel Drive, Two Wheel Drive |
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Honda Element
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When will somebody build a car for inactive lifestlyes?
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$18,980.00 - $23,190.00 |
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Sport Utility |
| Drivetrains: |
Front Wheel Drive, Four Wheel Drive, Two Wheel Drive |
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Honda Fit
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If you've been busy memorizing the stratospheric horsepower and torque numbers from Mercedes-Benz's latest AMG engine or reliving the muscle-car glory days with the Chevy Camaro and Dodge Challenger concepts, you may not have noticed that small cars are gettin
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| MSRP: |
$14,750.00 - $16,070.00 |
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Hatchback |
| Drivetrains: |
Front Wheel Drive |
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Honda Odyssey
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Excellent minivan, excellent value.
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$25,860.00 - $40,010.00 |
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Minivan, Passenger Minivan |
| Drivetrains: |
Front Wheel Drive |
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Honda Pilot
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A minivan in a leather jacket. Honda's unibody SUV gets an upgrade.
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| MSRP: |
$27,595.00 - $33,445.00 |
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Sport Utility |
| Drivetrains: |
Two Wheel Drive, Four Wheel Drive |
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Honda Ridgeline
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Honda has created something truly different in the world of pickups, an area that has seen lots of one-upmanship but very little critical thinking. Senior Editor Joe Lorio makes sense of this enigmatic entry.
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$28,000.00 - $33,090.00 |
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Crew Cab Pickup |
| Drivetrains: |
Four Wheel Drive |
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Honda S2000
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The first thing you notice about the Honda S2000 Club Racer (CR to you and me) is that giant rear wing. Then you see the more-than-a-little-dorky headrest fairing and the garish yellow stitching on the seats. Oy, you think, it looks like a cartoon.
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$34,300.00 - $37,300.00 |
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Roadster Convertible |
| Drivetrains: |
Rear Wheel Drive |
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Honda Company Overview
The Honda Motor Co. was officially founded in 1948. First manufacturing motorcycles and scooters, which it continues to this day, it started to develop automobiles in the early Sixties. Primarily aimed at the Japanese market, the cars proved to be too small for the American public.
That changed with the introduction of the Honda Civic in 1972. Americans, facing the 1973 gas crisis, found the Civic to be extremely fuel-efficient. Honda was also one of the first automakers to manufacture automobiles to fully comply with the U.S. government's more strict anti-pollution laws. Honda would later introduce now standard technologies into its cars
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The Honda Motor Co. was officially founded in 1948. First manufacturing motorcycles and scooters, which it continues to this day, it started to develop automobiles in the early Sixties. Primarily aimed at the Japanese market, the cars proved to be too small for the American public.
That changed with the introduction of the Honda Civic in 1972. Americans, facing the 1973 gas crisis, found the Civic to be extremely fuel-efficient. Honda was also one of the first automakers to manufacture automobiles to fully comply with the U.S. government's more strict anti-pollution laws. Honda would later introduce now standard technologies into its cars like four-wheel steering (Honda Prelude) and airbags (Acura Legend).
Honda, in 1982, set up its own manufacturing plants in the U.S. in Marysville, Ohio, the first Japanese automaker to do so. Honda would also found Acura in 1986, the first Japanese luxury brand, to compete against German luxury automakers such as Mercedes-Benz. Honda rivals' Toyota and Nissan would follow later with Lexus and Infiniti.
The Civic is Honda's most popular brand both in the U.S. and the world. Both the Civic and the Accord occupy the number two and three slots among best-selling cars in the U.S. right after the Toyota Camry. Other well-known Honda automobiles include the company's first hybrid, the Insight (now discontinued); CR-V (SUV); and Odyssey (minivan). In 2005, the company debuted its first pickup, the Ridgeline.
Honda has been tightlipped about its plans for 2007 and beyond. New vehicles include an all-new Accord as well as more hybrids. The automaker also looks to be returning to regain its "safety" reputation as well. Besides being the only automaker which displays its vehicles' safety rating on car stickers, it is standardizing many safety features such as side-airbags and anti-lock brakes on them as well.
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Mid-90s Honda Civics
My friend Pat M., who lives in Chicago, spent the night in Ann Arbor last Sunday before flying out...
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2008 Acura MDX
I'm actually surprised at how much I like this vehicle. The trans makes the fastest, imperceptible...
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