Honda is gearing up to release the all-electric version of the Clarity sedan, but its range certainly won’t be the top selling feature. 

Now in its 28th year, the J.D. Power U.S. Dependability Study has once again revealed the most reliable automakers.

The Honda Project 2&4 Concept could become real.

Brand Finance has released its annual report on the world’s most value automobile brands.

Honda is showing off a marine engine concept inspired by the Acura NSX supercar.

Honda has officially announced that the Geneva Motor Show is where we’ll catch the production version of the Civic Type-R, as well as two other important debuts from the Japanese automaker.

Every year, something will undoubtedly shine the spotlight on American manufacturing.

The 2017 Kelley Blue Book 5-Year Cost to Own award winners have been announced.

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Steve Carell is rockin’ a rad mustache in Honda’s 2017 Super Bowl ad.

Which small sedan would YOU rather own, the Volkswagen Jetta or Honda Civic? Each one states its case in this week’s latest poll.

Who knew there was a Honda Monopoly?

A replacement for the Honda S2000 could debut next year.

Honda and General Motors are taking a step forward on hydrogen-powered cars together, announcing an $85 million investment into hydrogen fuel cell stack production at a plant in Michigan. 

Kelley Blue Book has announced its Best Resale Value Award winners for 2017.

International markets get so many cool cars that we can’t get our hands on here in North America. 

When Honda unveiled the new Odyssey minivan, it highlighted its boosted engine output, added gears, enhanced interior functionality, and the ability to spy on your entire family via its unique in-car surveillance system. One thing that wasn’t mentioned, however, was all-wheel drive.

More proof has surfaced that Honda in Japan is 100 percent cooler than Honda in North America.

The incoming Trump administration could possibly tax Canadian made cars at the same rate as Mexican ones.

Here’s the thing about fun cars: They don’t always have to be fast.

The Takata airbag recall just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

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Honda has confirmed an all-new dedicated hybrid will arrive next year.

Families on the go will be excited to learn about the 2018 Honda Odyssey, which was just revealed at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit today.

The Honda Ridgeline and Chrysler Pacifica have been named North American Truck and Utility Vehicle of the Year. 

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Update: Honda spokesman Sage Marie has confirmed that the Civic Type R will not be offered with CVT. The below story has been updated to reflect that. 

Rumors of the upcoming Honda Civic Type R offering a continuously variable transmission (CVT) as an option have been put to rest. 

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is underway and Honda just unveiled the NeuV Concept, which is a compact car that will make you money.

The 2017 Detroit Auto Show is sure to bring some interesting debuts to kick off the New Year.

The Honda Civic was AutoGuide.com‘s Car of the Year for 2016 and is now offered as a stylish coupe, sedan or practical hatchback.

Honda in the U.S. has recalled 641,302 Odyssey minivans and has issued a stop-sale for two separate issues.

If you’re shopping for a car, minivan or truck, the list will help you find the safest vehicle you can buy in 2017.

There’s always something exciting happening in the automotive world.

Each year, AutoGuide.com produces hundreds of videos for car enthusiasts to enjoy.

This year was a pretty great year for cars, but 2017 is looking like it could be even better.

We at AutoGuide.com are huge data nerds.

Honda is in talks with Waymo, Google’s newly formed self-driving car project, to supply the tech company with vehicles. 

Honda has announced what it will show at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, but the details are still sort of hazy. 

Honda is teasing its all-new 2018 Odyssey minivan before it debuts at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show in January. 

There has never been a better time to be an automotive enthusiast.

As we welcome in a new batch of wonderful and exciting cars for 2017, we have to look back and remember all the cars we lost in 2016. 

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has named its Top Safety Pick+ award winners for 2017.

Towing 5,000 pounds isn’t what it used to be. The weight of steel and wood hasn’t changed but the towing capabilities and capacities of the vehicles responsible for moving them sure have.

A pickup truck can get you to and from work every day, but first and foremost, a pickup is a tool.

Hybrid and turbocharged powertrains are paving the way to a brighter automotive future.

Honda’s theme for the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) will be “Cooperative Mobility Ecosystem.”

2016 might just go down as the year in which the crossover SUV eclipsed the traditional car.

Pricing for the fifth-generation Honda CR-V has been announced.

Pickup trucks, Americans love ‘em but the rest of the world is confused by these oftentimes brusque vehicles. Still, not every rig on the market is rough around the edges.

As far as crossovers go, it doesn’t get much more quintessential than the Honda CR-V.

It’s that time again. Time to give our thanks to all the automotive manufacturers for yet another wild and crazy year.

Automotive enthusiasts love their cars, but which cars are more loved than others?

Honda’s new fuel cell vehicle will be available in California by the end of 2016.

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Now that everyone has seen what the Civic Type R looks like, pretty much nothing else in the Honda universe really matters anymore. 

The 2017 North American Car, Truck and Utility Vehicle of the Year finalists have been announced.

There’s something almost sacrilegious about slapping a “sport” badge on an economy car.

The 2016 L.A. Auto Show kicks off November 15 and there are plenty of debuts heading to California.

Honda and the National Hockey League (NHL) are teaming up once again.

After more than a decade-long absence, the Honda Civic hatchback has made its triumphant return to North American shores.