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Honda reshuffles F1 engine leadership
Honda will put new leadership in charge of its Formula 1 power unit project from October as the Japanese manufacturer searches for gains during a difficult first season with Aston Martin. The post ...
Honda reshuffles F1 engine leadership
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Honda appoints new head of F1 engine program
Honda has announced a new head of its Formula 1 power unit project as it looks to accelerate its development with Aston Martin.The Japanese manufacturer has struggled under new regulations in 2026,...
Honda appoints new head of F1 engine program
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2026 Honda Prelude Long-Term Test Begins: Living With Honda’s Most Controversial Car
The new Prelude's connection to its predecessor, along with its drivetrain, performance, and price, has enthusiasts up in arms. But is the shade justified? We're living with one for a long time to ...
2026 Honda Prelude Long-Term Test Begins: Living With Honda’s Most Controversial Car
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I am looking for a sub-4-metre SUV for long-term ownership that is also fun to drive. My daily office commute is around 60km, with occasional highway trips, and good mileage is important. I have shortlisted the Volkswagen Taigun 1.5, Honda Elevate and Nissan Tekton. Which would be the ideal fit?
Go for the Volkswagen Taigun 1.5 TSI. It is the most fun-to-drive car on this shortlist, with strong performance, a responsive turbo petrol engine and a genuinely engaging driving experience. For a...
I am looking for a sub-4-metre SUV for long-term ownership that is also fun to drive. My daily office commute is around 60km, with occasional highway trips, and good mileage is important. I have shortlisted the Volkswagen Taigun 1.5, Honda Elevate and Nissan Tekton. Which would be the ideal fit?
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Study Finds Luxury Car Brands Rank Low for Reliability, Toyota and Honda Expected to Go 250,000 Miles or More
A study found that vehicles from popular luxury car brands such as Porsche, Jaguar, and Maserati have the lowest chance of reaching 250,000 miles. On the other hand, Lexus and Acura (owned by Toyot...
Study Finds Luxury Car Brands Rank Low for Reliability, Toyota and Honda Expected to Go 250,000 Miles or More
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Toyota, Lexus, Honda Lead Latest List of Car Brands Expected to Go 250,000 Miles or More, Study Finds
On the other end of the spectrum, Jaguar, Mini, and Maserati are among the brands the study expects to have a “0.0%” shot of hitting that benchmark.
Toyota, Lexus, Honda Lead Latest List of Car Brands Expected to Go 250,000 Miles or More, Study Finds
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A Tesla ran a stop sign and killed a man, record confirms Full Self-Driving/Autopilot was on
A Tesla Model 3 ran a stop sign in Buena Vista Township, New Jersey, and hit a Honda Civic turning left through the intersection. The Civic’s driver, 82-year-old Stephen Field, was killed. Polic...
A Tesla ran a stop sign and killed a man, record confirms Full Self-Driving/Autopilot was on
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Honda Boss Issued Friday Warning Before Aston Martin’s Monza Disaster
The catastrophic 2026 Italian Grand Prix weekend for Aston Martin—which culminated in Fernando Alonso’s car failing to even finish Q1 (Then going on to have a DNF during the GP)—was actually foresh...
Honda Boss Issued Friday Warning Before Aston Martin’s Monza Disaster
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Date set for first IndyCar IR28 oval test at IMS
The IndyCar Series’ new Dallara IR28 chassis will undergo its first test on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval next week on Wednesday and Thursday.ECR Chevy driver and 2016 Indy 500 winner Alexan...
Date set for first IndyCar IR28 oval test at IMS
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Honda clinches 12th IndyCar manufacturers’ crown
Before Alex Palou wrapped up the drivers’ title, Honda captured its 12th IndyCar Series manufacturers’ championship on Sunday at the Milwaukee Mile, with two races left to run.
Honda clinches 12th IndyCar manufacturers’ crown
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From the Archive: 1994 Small Sedan Comparison Test
Nine sedanlets—Dodge Neon, Ford Escort, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, Kia Sephia, Mazda Protegé, Nissan Sentra, Saturn SL1, and Toyota Corolla—for those about to plunge into the wide, wide world of...
From the Archive: 1994 Small Sedan Comparison Test
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Hi, I want to upgrade from my 9 year old Honda WR-V to an electric SUV. My driving is mostly in the city, with only occasional highway trips, and the total monthly running does not exceed 1,000km. I like the Mahindra BE 6 Sporteq, but it seems impractical from a utility perspective once the excitement of owning a new car wears off. I am therefore looking for an EV SUV in the Rs 20-22 lakh range with good second-row space, strong design appeal and plenty of features. I would prefer something new
Based on your requirements, the Tata Sierra EV is the recommendation. It offers a genuinely fresh design, a spacious and comfortable second row, and a premium cabin experience that feels new and di...
Hi, I want to upgrade from my 9 year old Honda WR-V to an electric SUV. My driving is mostly in the city, with only occasional highway trips, and the total monthly running does not exceed 1,000km. I like the Mahindra BE 6 Sporteq, but it seems impractical from a utility perspective once the excitement of owning a new car wears off. I am therefore looking for an EV SUV in the Rs 20-22 lakh range with good second-row space, strong design appeal and plenty of features. I would prefer something new
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Honda Might Build Body-on-Frame Trucks and SUVs, Thanks to Nissan Collaboration
Such a move could finally give Honda a more traditional way into some of North America’s most important segments.
Honda Might Build Body-on-Frame Trucks and SUVs, Thanks to Nissan Collaboration
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Chevy branding for Siegel IndyCar at Milwaukee
IndyCar Series fans have grown accustomed to seeing Honda take an active role in promoting its brands with Acura and Honda Racing Corporation logos featured on the sidepods of its teams, and Chevro...
Chevy branding for Siegel IndyCar at Milwaukee
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First look at Suzuki e-Sky: sub-£20k EV due in UK next year
Boxy kei car will rival the Renault Twingo and Honda Super-N as the brand's entry-level EV Suzuki has taken the wraps off its e-Sky, a new electric city car that is coming to the UK next year as a...
First look at Suzuki e-Sky: sub-£20k EV due in UK next year
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Inside Honda’s Shaky Return to F1: Racing Boss Watanabe Talks Vibrations, Tense Meetings, What’s Next
In an exclusive sit-down interview, Honda's racing chief Koji Watanabe details how the automaker's culture of trust and respect helped it get on with the job and find solutions despite Aston's blam...
Inside Honda’s Shaky Return to F1: Racing Boss Watanabe Talks Vibrations, Tense Meetings, What’s Next
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Honda's new engine an 'important milestone' in Aston Martin partnership
Aston Martin will have use of an updated Honda power unit for this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix.
Honda's new engine an 'important milestone' in Aston Martin partnership
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Hyundai Inster vs Honda Super-N: an eclectic EV city car clash
Honda’s funky Super-N is the latest electric city car on the block. We find out if the kei car-based newcomer is a match for Hyundai’s Inster
Hyundai Inster vs Honda Super-N: an eclectic EV city car clash
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Palou tops Collet in first IndyCar practice at Markham
Following yesterday’s disruption caused by a track not ready for action, the NTT IndyCar Series’ first practice session for the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham got the green flag Saturday, wi...
Palou tops Collet in first IndyCar practice at Markham
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Honda making iconic race cars available for sale through new HRC Heritage Program
HRC US is giving enthusiasts the opportunity to own iconic race cars through its newly-launched HRC Heritage Racing Program.The first race car available for purchase and restoration is the Sebring-...
Honda making iconic race cars available for sale through new HRC Heritage Program
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