RDX Large Project Leader Gary Evert provides a video introduction to Acura's upcoming crossover SUV at the 2006 New York International Auto Show. [Read More]

Boosted by the sixth consecutive month of record light-truck sales, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., posted a best-ever April sales result of 139,124 vehicles, an increase of 6.5 percent over April 2005. [Read More]

Long ago it was rumored that the Honda Stream would be sold in the US, badged as the Latitude. Is that still the plan? [Read More]

To follow up on last week's Spring Cleaning brief we've received a few more (unconfirmed) tidbits on the TL and MDX. [Read More]

Check out this month's desktop wallpaper calendar. [Read More]

AEM has released its four- and eight-channel Twin Fire Ignition modules, the first capacitive digital ignition modules with multiple independently-charging, storing and firing capacitors. [Read More]

Even more anticipated than the NFL Draft, our spring roundup is here. And yes, the RSX is officially gone for 2007. [Read More]

Acura's press conference at the 2006 New York International Auto Show.

Featured: 2007 Acura RDX Introduction, 2007 Acura MD-X Concept reveal, and Acura American LeMans Racing Series announcement. [Read More]

We speak with Robert Clarke, General Manager of Honda Performance Development, Inc. regarding Acura's recent announcement of their entry into the American LeMans racing Series.
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Honda introduced the 2007 Honda Element SC Prototype at the 2006 New York International Auto Show. See the full presentation. [Read More]

An all-new urban-oriented counterpart to the Honda Element will debut this fall with an exclusive sport suspension, larger wheels and tires, unique styling and special features like a carpeted interior and a center console... [Read More]

Owners to benefit from tax incentives, lower cost fuel and optional 'Phill' home refueling appliance [Read More]

A briefing of today's activities. [Read More]

The all-new 2007 Acura RDX Entry Premium SUV, made its production debut at the New York Auto Show today. [Read More]

Acura will enter the 2007 American Le Mans Series, initially competing in the LMP2 class, company officials announced today. This will mark Acura's first factory motorsports program in the 20-year history of the company. [Read More]