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Honda Launches First Ever Diesel Automatic

Honda Launches First Ever Diesel Automatic

18 November 2008 | Comments (0)Honda will launch its first automatic transmission for a diesel engine in the New Year, with the new gearbox debuting in the latest Accord. The eagerly-awaited auto ‘box for Honda’s i-DTEC engine means the Accord will appeal to a new segment of customers, particularly in the corporate market, where high mileage user choosers often will only consider an automatic transmission. “Company car tax legislation has driven much ... Keep Reading ››
Honda unveils new experimental walking assist device

Honda unveils new experimental walking assist device

10 November 2008 | Comments (0)Honda has unveiled a new walking assist device that supports bodyweight and could reduce muscle and joint fatigue for people who stand for long periods of time or perform repetitive tasks that put strain on the lower body.* The new device reduces the load on leg muscles and joints in the hips, knees, and ankles by supporting a portion of the user’s bodyweight when bending and ... Keep Reading ››
Honda Reveals Accessory Concepts for Civic and Ridgeline at 2008 SEMA Show

Honda Reveals Accessory Concepts for Civic and Ridgeline at 2008 SEMA Show

5 November 2008 | Comments (0)More than 16 Honda project, concept, and accessorized production vehicles are on display at the 2008 Specialty Equipment Market Association's (SEMA) show in Las Vegas, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced today. Specially featured in the display are a 2009 Fit equipped with MUGEN accessories, the Civic Honda Factory Performance™ (HFP™) Concept and the 2009 Ridgeline Powersports Concept. "From cars to light trucks, Honda products have always been great platforms for ... Keep Reading ››
Restyled 2009 Honda Element Offers New High-tech, Functional Features

Restyled 2009 Honda Element Offers New High-tech, Functional Features

30 October 2008 | Comments (0)The restyled 2009 Honda Element entry-level SUV builds on its spacious and versatile character by adding a more chiseled exterior appearance and a refreshed interior design with an expanded selection of available high-tech and functional features. Manufacturer Suggested Retail Pricing (MSRP1) starts at $20,175 for the 2009 Element 2WD LX, plus a destination and handling charge of $670. For 2009, Honda has enhanced each of the three unique Element styles that ... Keep Reading ››
Honda Civic Hybrid awarded T3 readers’ seal of approval

Honda Civic Hybrid awarded T3 readers’ seal of approval

10 October 2008 | Comments (0)Honda’s Civic Hybrid scooped Green Gadget of the Year at T3 magazine’s annual awards ceremony last night. Voted by T3 readers themselves, it was the Civic Hybrid’s low emissions and excellent fuel economy that won them over. The Civic Hybrid’s innovative petrol-electric drivetrain enables it to achieve excellent fuel economy of 61.4mpg ... Keep Reading ››
Honda Insight Concept Hybrid Vehicle Revealed at Paris Motor Show

Honda Insight Concept Hybrid Vehicle Revealed at Paris Motor Show

2 October 2008 | Comments (0)Honda today revealed a concept version of its new small hybrid vehicle, named Insight, at the 2008 Paris Motor Show. The new Insight Concept shares styling cues with the Honda FCX Clarity fuel cell vehicle and provides an early look at the highly anticipated five-passenger hybrid vehicle. Takeo Fukui, president and chief executive officer of Honda Motor Co., Ltd., presided over the ... Keep Reading ››
Honda Jazz Residual Values Offer Even Greater Value for Money

Honda Jazz Residual Values Offer Even Greater Value for Money

1 October 2008 | Comments (0)Honda has announced class-leading residual values for its new Jazz, offering customers even greater value for money. For those considering downsizing from the sector above, the Jazz offers many features of a bigger car (load space, driving feel and high-spec equipment), but with the great fuel economy, low emissions and more affordable running costs of a small one. The new residual values (RVs) magnify this, showing an uplift of ... Keep Reading ››
Lotus Developing Hybrid Drivetrain for Motorsport

Lotus Developing Hybrid Drivetrain for Motorsport

25 September 2008 | Comments (0)Lotus Engineering, the world renowned automotive consultancy division of Lotus is collaborating with Oaktec to develop the performance of a Honda Civic Hybrid for stage rallying and circuit racing. Recognised as a global leader in hybrid and electric vehicle development, Lotus Engineering is supplying technical expertise to Oaktec in developing racing technology that exploits the performance potential of the petrol electric Honda hybrid system. The Honda ... Keep Reading ››
Honda Civic GX Provides Gasoline Alternative with Natural Gas

Honda Civic GX Provides Gasoline Alternative with Natural Gas

25 September 2008 | Comments (0)Based on the Honda Civic LX Sedan, the Civic GX runs on inherently-clean natural gas and produces near zero emissions, earning it the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy’s (ACEEE) “greenest vehicle” title for five consecutive years. For 2009, the Civic GX has a new look with exterior styling that includes a new front bumper cover, grille design, rear chrome garnish and a new ... Keep Reading ››
The Stylish New Honda City Sweeps in

The Stylish New Honda City Sweeps in

18 September 2008 | Comments (1)The all-new Honda City will make its European debut at the Istanbul Motor Show in October. The compact sedan is a radical departure from the previous generation car, with a totally new exterior style, featuring some visual elements of the stylish Accord. The restyled exterior is joined by a new 1.4 i-VTEC engine, which gives the City significantly more ... Keep Reading ››
Honda Celebrates ‘Red H’ With Type R Drivers’ Club

Honda Celebrates ‘Red H’ With Type R Drivers’ Club

15 September 2008 | Comments (0)Honda has invited Type R owners from across the UK to a special celebration event at Brands Hatch on 21 September. Hundreds of Civics, Integras and Accords – all wearing the famous ‘Red H’ badge – are expected at the final round of the British Touring Car Championship, to pay homage to the rev-happy performance badge. Drivers of any Type Rs attending the event at ... Keep Reading ››