
Honda has enjoyed success in the US with its Civic and Accord cars, and adds a range of crossover SUVs to its line-up. The company is also the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer; getting its start building motorized bikes in the late 1940s.
Cruise isn't launching in Japan, but it will help Honda with its own future mobility service.
Previously, America's HR-V was nearly identical to the global Vezel crossover, but that won't be the case moving forward.
Honda's midsize pickup gets new looks and more customization options.
Honda's midsize Accord is still one solid sedan.
Yep, an Acura EV could roll out alongside GMC and Cadillac vehicles in Tennessee.
The Big H will continue its powersports and power equipment sales there.
We take a look at two of Honda's most beloved sports models from the last 20 years to see if they're really worlds apart.