Certain 1997 to 2000 Honda and Acura Vehicles Affected

Torrance, Calif. 05/23/2002 -- American Honda Motor Co., Inc. today announced a voluntary recall of certain Honda and Acura models to replace an ignition switch which may cause the engine to s [Read More]

In Autoweek just today.... A three year contract [Read More]

Honda announced today that they will supply IRL engines for the 2003 season with Ilmor Engineering as a techical partner. [Read More]

Here are some links from the new NSX-R site released in Japan.
The first one shows the specs, and there you can only find one difference between the normal NSX and the Type R : a 80 kg saving.
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Honda announced yesterday that their NSX-R is officially released. It doesn't appear to deviate much from the "prototype" car. [Read More]

The story begins: "The Internal Revenue Service ruled that buyers of gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle qualify for a $2,000 tax deduction" [Read More]

Honda's all-new sport utility vehicle, Pilot, will go on-sale June 3 as a 2003 model with prices beginning at $26,900 for LX models, and $29,270 for EX models.



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We talk to Electromotive about their new TEC-III ignition system. [Read More]

We talk to BFG about their new drag radials. [Read More]

We speak to Ingalls at SEMA's 2002 International Auto Salon regarding their new products for the Civic Si and RSX. [Read More]

Here are the GT and Touring Car results for the "Victoria Day Weekend" event at Mosport International Raceway. [Read More]

The caption reads: "Honda over the years has been uncannily successful at keeping its redesigned models under wraps, often until the day it starts shipping vehicles. Not this time." [Read More]

We talk to Thermal Research about their exhaust systems. [Read More]

We talk to JG Edelbrock about their new intake manifold. [Read More]

We talk to Tokico about their new shock absorber. [Read More]