Honda has an unsung reputation for sustainability. In 1974, the Japanese automaker became the first car company to meet U.S. Clean Air Act standards without the use of a catalytic converter.

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Last year, Honda gave Ars a tour of some of its manufacturing facilities in Ohio. The Anna Engine Plant and Marysville Auto Plant had undergone a transformation that added to their capabilities: a ...

Several months after Honda announced plans for a new heritage parts program, it has now been confirmed that Acura will launch it first here in the States. However, it will not be supplying new parts ...

Honda just dropped its first moto press release of the year, highlighted by the news that an E-Clutch-enabled CB750 Hornet would indeed be coming to the US market. While this is no surprise — the bike ...

Back in June, Honda announced an initiative to support owners of its most beloved models, starting with the original NSX. On Friday, it detailed more information about this new business, which now has ...

Toyota has just released its all-new 2026 RAV4, poised to compete directly with its longtime rival, the 2026 Honda CR-V. With an all-new design featuring exclusively electrified powertrains, Toyota ...

The Honda Civic has one of the largest fanbases around the world, including North America. Having been on sale for over 50 years, the car now spans 11th generations in existence. There have been ...

The CIMAMotor show in Chongqing, China, was always bound to throw a surprise or two our way. Those shaped up as a couple of 502cc inline-four motorcycles being revealed by Honda. The first of these is ...

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Honda said its new effort came about, in part, because manufacturing processes are more advanced than they have been in years past, making it easier and likely cheaper to make new “old” parts. Those ...