Honda-developed FC stack delivers improved performance, range, energy efficiency and recycleability [Read More]

"Honda May Add V-6 Gas-Electric Vehicle Next Year, Nikkei Says" [Read More]

Pictures of the JDM S2000 [Read More]

MSRP $40,800 [Read More]

Larger displacement engine and revised suspension tuning highlight changes. [Read More]

When the Honda Pilot debuted in May 2003, the sport-utility segment finally had a worthy contender for the title of "Ultimate Family Adventure" vehicle. [Read More]

The Odyssey has been the benchmark in the minivan segment since its launch. The 2004 Honda Odyssey continues to set an exceptionally high standard in the minivan segment by combining innovative features [Read More]

As the first mass-produced gasoline-electric hybrid passenger vehicle sold in the U.S., the Honda Insight remains America's most fuel-efficient car for the 2004 model year. [Read More]

With an extensive history of environmental technology leadership dating back to 1975 when the Honda CVCC was the first vehicle to meet the amended Clean Air Act initiative, Honda has developed its FCX fuel cell vehicle [Read More]

Flexible seating, a rugged interior and athletic performance define this value-oriented light truck; New LX trim level adds air conditioning, audio system and more. [Read More]

The second-generation CR-V remains one of the most popular compact class sport-utility on the road, offering a unique blend of SUV versatility, top level safety performance, car-like handling and Honda quality. [Read More]

The Honda Civic Si, the "hot hatchback" at the heart of the company's street performance legacy, enters the 2004 model year with a host of performance and character enhancing improvements. [Read More]

The Honda Civic Hybrid, the first mainstream vehicle sold in North America equipped with a gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain, now includes improved standard equipment, and new front and rear styling for 2004. [Read More]

The Honda Civic, one of America's best selling cars for the past decade, receives significant exterior and interior enhancements for the 2004 model year for both the 2-door coupe and 4-door sedan body styles. [Read More]

The Honda Accord enters the 2004 model year with top-of-the-class performance, refinement, and sophistication, while expanding the availability of features and standard equipment on some models. [Read More]