The 2015 Honda S660 is getting ready to go on sale in Japan.

Honda has brought on outside help to get to the bottom of a major safety issue. 

The cost of driving an electric Honda Fit is going down by almost 23 percent.

Another week of automotive news stories, another week of the Honda Civic proving most popular on the Internet.

Despite an overwhelming increase in recalls, satisfaction among recall customers has improved according to the 2015 Consumer Service Index (CSI) Study released by J.D. Power.

There are 104,871 new vehicles being recalled for having potentially lethal airbags from Takata.

The Honda Civic Hatchback is returning to North America after being gone for nearly a decade. 

The new  Honda Civic Type R is going racing. 

The Honda Civic Type R is winning over the hearts of automotive enthusiasts worldwide.

Just how fast is the Honda Civic Type R going to be when it hits the streets?

Car insurance is a necessary evil, an extra expense you really can’t drive without. Coverage is important both to protect yourself and others when the unexpected inevitably happens.

Honda is overhauling its entire lineup to include turbocharged engines in the near future.

Honda is turning to advertisements to make sure owners get their recalled vehicles fixed. 

The Honda CR-Z might finally become the compact sports car enthusiasts have been waiting for.

Honda is calling back a handful of CR-V s and Accords to fix an issue with the engine. 

The Honda Civic Type R isn’t the world’s quickest vehicle. Heck, it can only power two wheels and they aren’t even the optimal ones for maximum acceleration.

Honda is redefining the word aerodynamics with its 2015 IndyCar aero kit.

Can Honda win back automotive enthusiasts with its new Civic Type R?

In stark contrast to its host city, the 2015 Geneva Motor Show spent absolutely no time in neutral territory.

Would you believe that the new Honda Civic Type R is faster than either a Porsche 911 Turbo or Ferrari F430?

The Civic Type R is going to be the most hardcore Type R model Honda has ever produced.

On the eve of its official debut tomorrow at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, another image of the production 2016 Honda Civic Type R has been released.

The Honda Civic Type R is getting ready to make a grand entrance at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.

Japan’s largest automakers are joining forces to work on bringing self-driving cars to the public. 

Apple is a giant among monsters. This California-based tech firm sells millions upon millions of iDevices and Macintosh computers every year, products that have made them prosperous beyond belief. But could the company have its eye on the automotive industry?

Honda’s current CEO, Takanobu Ito, has announced his intention to step down from the top position at the company. 

Honda has filed a trademark to protect the name “ CDX.”

Let’s face it, if you’re an automotive enthusiast the idea of an Acura NSX Type R model is enticing.

Hatchback enthusiasts excited for the  Volkswagen Golf R.

Honda is trying to dissociate itself from the terms boring and mundane.

Honda is giving us a glimpse of its future pickup truck.

Honda just took the wrapper off its latest Pilot SUV. This 2016 model is the nameplate’s third generation and it’s significantly improved, offering more cargo space, greater performance and improved fuel economy.

Honda will debut its newest Pilot at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show.

Like VC fighters hacking their way through Vietnam’s jungles in order to keep the Ho Chi Minh trail open and supplies flowing we find ourselves in the thick of auto-show season, surrounded by enemy combatants … or perhaps just journalists from other publications.

Honda is out to make a major statement next month in Switzerland.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport continues to garner the attention of automotive shoppers worldwide.

It’s no secret that Honda builds some of the safest vehicles on the road today. Their products consistently perform well in both NHTSA and IIHS crash tests.

Acura is eyeing its own version of Honda‘s newest crossover.

The new Honda Fit has earned a top safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. 

Over two-million vehicles are being re-recalled after not being adequately fixed in a previous recall.

If safety is your number one priority in a car, these 10 models might best be ignored.

Honda is bringing its latest and greatest performance cars to the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. 

Honda looks to be shedding the blocky look of the current generation Pilot for the 2016 model. 

When the redesigned Honda Accord arrives in the U.S., it will not be fit with Takata airbags.

One year ago we put eight compact crossovers in a battle royale to determine which high-riding hatchback is the best in the business. Focusing on comfort, efficiency, value and practicality, a surprise champion emerged; the Subaru Forester.

Honda has been caught testing a Civic Type R in the United States. 

Safety should be an important consideration for anyone buying a new car, but it’s probably your top priority with a family to haul around.

With the teaser image you see above, Honda has officially confirmed that the next-generation version of its three-row crossover will be debuting at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show.

They’re noisy, slow and even a little dorky so why would anybody choose to own a Toyota Yaris or a Honda Fit?

Honda has some vehicle reveals in store for 2015. 

Fuel economy ratings have been released for Honda’s new compact crossover. 

The new Honda Civic Type R is nearing production based on our latest spy photos.

Mention the term “family sedan” and most people probably think of the Honda Accord or Toyota Camry.

Honda is previewing its hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle of the future in Detroit this week.

For years Honda has been experimenting with hydrogen-powered vehicles and now the company is committed to developing a production fuel cell vehicle.

Honda is drawing much closer to offering an enthusiast focused vehicle in the U.S. with a turbocharged VTEC engine.

Mugen may not inspire enthusiasts like it used to in the late 90s and early 2000s, but it’s still Honda’s turning arm; and a good one at that.

Honda has agreed to pay two separate $35 million fines to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for under-reporting death and injury claims. 

The Honda Civic remains quite popular in Canada.

Details on the new Honda roadster model have leaked ahead of the model’s official debut.