Honda Clarity proves hydrogen future always costs $500/month
There will soon be three hydrogen vehicles on the market. For some reason, they all cost $500 a month, even though they're all quite different. Odd, no?
John Mendel
No S660 for US, but Honda wants sporty cars
Honda wants to bring fun, sporty vehicles to the US. That apparently doesn't include the S660 roadster, however.
Honda moving up mid-cycle refresh of Civic amidst criticism
Automotive News reports that Honda is itching to release a mid-cycle refresh for the company's 2012 Civic. In response to a harsh criticism from reviewers and the model's first failure to earn a coveted Recommended rating from Consumer Reports in recent memory, the automaker has apparently decided to pull ahead the model's r
Honda's environmental strategy includes diesels, affordable hybrid
Honda's senior vice president acknowledges that the gasoline internal combustion engine will be the primary source of automotive power for the next 15 to 20 years. In a speech at a Center for Automotive Research seminar (transcribed on AutoSpectator.com), Joh
Could China-built cars "Fit" American Honda's supply needs?
In the same Ward's Auto World article that saw American Honda's John Mendel nix the idea of a Honda full-size pickup, he also took some time to discuss the hot-selling Fit subcompact. Released in the US at the perfect time, the Fit and its gaudy fuel economy numbers have won over customers to the tune of 15,922 since its Spring launch, according to Ward's. Unfortunately, the demand for the ha
Honda exec: No Tundra-fighter for US
As Toyota readies its latest attempt to send a shock through the full-size pickup market with its new, fully-redesigned Tundra, Honda is quite content to stand on the sidelines and watch as the battle royale ensues.