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Honda

Honda is one of the oldest and most respected Japanese brands in the United States and here you can find the latest Honda news and reviews about Honda vehicles. The news on this page is updated daily. Now manufacturing almost all of its popular models in the US, it has blurred the line between foreign and domestic brands to the point that there is no longer a clear delineation. The Honda Civic and Honda Accord vehicles are often segment leaders in sales and have won dozens of awards.

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The NHTSA has launched an investigation into 577,000 Odyssey and Pilot vehicles due to a dangerous roll away risk.
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The CR-V recall marks the automaker's third large recall in less than a week.
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The Honda CR-Z was introduced to the world as a compact hybrid sports car but even though it had a sporty exterior design, the hybrid drivetrain fell short of “sporty” in the opinion of many – a problem that Honda hopes to solve with the new, more powerful 2013 CR-Z.
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The newly announced recall is an expansion of March's recall, which concerned over 550,000 CR-V and Pilot SUVs.
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One part of the marketing launch of the all-new 2013 Accord, involves the first-ever Accord Cash Car competition in New York City's Times Square on Oct. 6.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced a recall of over 572,000 Honda Accord sedans over a concern that a high pressure power steering fluid line could leak and lead to an engine bay fire – adding these vehicles to the 52,615 Acura TL models recalled earlier this year for the same issue.
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The Honda Fit EV is truly an interesting electric car that will more than handle everyday drives. Find out what it felt like on the road.
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Honda investing in North Carolina to support the HondaJet. Adding infrastructure and jobs.
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The cost to own a fuel sipper has never been better and Honda's 2012 Cost of Ownership award from KBB shows how amazingly low it can be.
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The recall, which involves just over 5,000 vehicles, was issued to fix a trailer hitch wiring harness defect.
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The car that defines the segment is newly restyled and has updates to every major system.
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Honda looks to give rival automaker Toyota a run for its money in the plug-in hybrid market.
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What other new cars should you think twice about purchasing? Keep reading to find out.
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It is make or break time for Honda. Will the Accord get its groove back?
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The challenge is simple, what car, current or past would make for the perfect electric car conversion? The field is wide and many older, lighter cars are being retired.
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Few verifiable statistics are more telling about automotive quality than when a customer repeats purchasing a particular brand. In those terms, GM and Ford are at the head of the pack in front of Toyota and Honda.
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The electric version of the Honda Fit, the Fit EV, is now being delivered to customers in selected areas of California and Oregon, the car is available only under lease and in very limited supply.
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Honda announced today that they will be recalling the 2012 Honda CR-V and the 2013 Acura ILX over a concern that the inner door handle release cable could disengage – possibly allowing the front doors to suddenly and unexpectedly open on their own.
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Honda's Greensburg, Indiana plant is adding a $40 million boost in order to increase production by 25%, hiring more American workers as well as adding the high-selling Civic Hybrid to the line. Honda already began a second shift last year and the plant currently produces many of Honda's alternative fuel vehicles.
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The contest is sponsored by the 2012 Honda Civic Tour, which features Linkin Park, Incubus and Mutemath.






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Desperate times call for desperate measures and the automobile industry has been known to twist and bend reality in order to sell its cars. When it comes to the new field of plug-in hybrids, PHEV and electric car, EV, this could back fire for companies guilty of pushing the message too far. It certainly doesn’t help push the technology forward.
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Even though Ford and GM have essentially pulled out of the minivan segment, it remains a hotly contested portion of the American auto industry and through the first half of 2012, the Dodge Grand Caravan holds a fairly substantial lead over the Honda Odyssey and the Toyota Sienna.
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Most electric vehicles that are releasing in the next couple of years are not really meant for a wide audience, but instead exist only to make California regulators happy.
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Honda wants to convince you it is serious about alternative energy and its Fit EV might just have enough to satisfy city dwellers and the light suburban population, taking a chunk out of insurance.