The Ford Maverick is popular, not least in Consumer Reports' rankings, but what's the pickup pick if you're only looking at made-in-U.S.A. trucks?
Read More"The Cog" ad is so brilliant, it won a Golden Lion at Cannes in 2003 and received a sequel in 2016. But it also almost landed Honda in serious legal trouble.
Read MoreThe Acura SLX faced some difficulties in the mid-'90s. Consumer Reports blasted models of that era for the risks it posed to owners' safety.
Read MoreAcura's departure from the series could be the first crack in the dam, with other manufacturers potentially to follow.
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Other vehicles are probably better-equipped for dealing with winter weather, but few can deal with it while also being such a blast.
Read MoreThe automaker first learned of this defect in 2017, but at the time determined there was no safety risk.
Read MoreIf you only have a few thousand dollars to spend on a car, you'll need to put in some effort, both in the search and the build, but you can still make it cool.
Read MorePerhaps I'm a pessimist here, but this is the scenario I've been afraid of with all of these manufacturer efforts jump into the GTP/Hypercar competition pool.
Read MoreFormula 1 engines make huge amounts of efficient power thanks, in part, to pre-chamber ignition, but it was actually Honda that pioneered the tech in the '70s.
Read MoreHonda's B-Series and K-Series engines are popular among wrenching enthusiasts, but there are compelling reasons for choosing one over the other.
Read MoreYou like the 2026 Honda Pilot, but it's outside of your budget? Here's how much the 2021 model has depreciated over five years and how it compares to rivals.
Read MoreVolkswagen put V5s in production cars, while Honda used them to dominate MotoGP. But despite being so successful, the engines were doomed from the start.
Read MoreContinuously variable transmissions (CVTs) aren't popular among enthusiasts, but cars like the 1996 Civic prove that they might be the quicker choice.
Read MoreToyota has a reputation for being gas-stingy, but it's actually in fourth place in the EPA's latest mileage rankings. Still, overall, mileage keeps increasing.
Read MoreGeneration X is often forgotten, but some of its favorite car models are also exceptionally popular in the eyes of previous and future generations.
Read MoreThe reproduction parts will be manufactured with "the same materials and production methods that were used for the original parts" where possible.
Read MoreJapan got its own version of the sixth-generation Accord, and the wagons are amazing.
Read MoreIn Car and Driver's testing the Prelude hit 60 mph in 6.5 seconds, or 7.3 seconds with the simulated shifts turned on.
Read MoreThe foldable table built into the back of the first-generation Honda CR-V is a pretty well-known feature, but there was also an available water feature.
Read MoreThese days, automatic transmissions are usually quicker to reach 60 mph than their manual counterparts. But a few manual models did manage faster times.
Read MoreIf you want a no-nonsense car that will always get you from point A to point B, then look no further than the Civic. But just how reliable is the 2025 model?
Read MoreWhile motorcycle engines aren't usually strong enough for heavy cars, some models are lightweight, allowing them to make full use of these powerhouses.
Read MoreHybrids have been getting rave reviews by Consumer Reports, particularly when it comes to reliability. But how do their warranties stack up in the long run?
Read MoreWhile these human-and-gravity-powered ice skate missiles are not powered by engines, they share a lot with Honda's decades of winning motorsport programs.
Read MoreAfter World War II, Japanese brands started to find a lot of success in the United States. But there's one major reason why they created luxury subdivisions.
Read MoreA Mazda MX-5 Miata can be an attractive car, but it's pretty expensive with a starting price of over $30,000. Luckily, the used market has some alternatives.
Read MoreThe physical differences between Honda's K20 and K24 engines are minor. However, they can vary wildly in terms of overall performance and output.
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