"Federal safety officials are intensifying investigations of two Honda models to see if they have safety defects in their transmission-ignition interlock systems." [Read More]

Honda race report inside [Read More]

Hot-selling Model Receives More Power, Refined Styling and Side Curtain Airbags

The 2004 MDX luxury SUV, which goes on sale today at Acura dealers nationwide, will be priced at $36,400. [Read More]

True Story: three 2004 Acura TLs were delivered by boat right to the table where I ate lunch today. [Read More]

Torrance, Calif. 09/22/2003 -- Honda will field three Partial Zero Emission vehicles (PZEV) at the 2003 Challenge Bibendum, including the first hybrid vehicle to earn certification as an Advanced Technology-PZEV (AT-PZEV) vehicle and the first-ever pa [Read More]

There's already a TV commercial about this, but now it's listed in the 2004 Civic brochure. [Read More]

From the article:
"Honda has also implemented passive protection measures like break-away windshield-wiper hinges. (Wipers are another damaging point of contact as the pedestrian slides headlong toward the windshield.)" [Read More]

With just two races left in the 2003 season, DAL Motorsports announces their entry into the Grand-Am Cup Series, racing an Acura NSX... [Read More]

Torrance, Calif. 09/24/2003 -- American Honda Motor Co., Inc., today announced the achievement of a significant milestone in the company's history, selling 20 million Honda and Acura automobiles in America. In addition, in recent months Honda has surp [Read More]

San Francisco,CA -- American Honda announced today that it will supply two Honda FCX hydrogen powered fuel cell vehicles, the world's first commercially certified fuel cell car, to the City of San Francisco. This makes San Francisco one of the first U [Read More]

Thanks to Gateway Honda, we now have more photos of the 2004 Honda Civic. [Read More]

The official pricing for the 2004 Acura TL will not be released until next week during the dealer's meeting, but Tom Elliot provided a very narrow range this week. [Read More]

The November issue of Automobile Magazine features a short review of the 2004 Honda S2000 in the "Driven" section ("Honda S2000: Honda's roadster switches from crystal meth to caffeine"). Here are a few of the changes for '04. [Read More]

HONDA president and CEO Takeo Fukui denies suggestions the Japanese car-maker has lost its status as an innovator and technological pacesetter. [Read More]

From the article: "There are a lot of messages that this new Acura sends back to you while you cruise along a back country road getting to know one another. The overwhelming one is Quality, and that capital Q is justified." [Read More]