The Honda CR-X was one of Japan’s most loved cars of the eighties and in the early nineties, the company decided to create a follow up. Honda completely changed the styling, gave the car a new VTEC power unit and even made it convertible with only two seats. This new car was of course the …Read more
The Honda Integra Type R DC2 was a smash hit when it launched in 1995. Car journalists and motoring enthusiasts alike praised the little Honda for its incredible handling and performance. With such high regard for the first-generation Integra Type R, the second generation had a lot to live up to. While the DC5 Integra …Read more
Like the EK9 and the EP3 before it, the third gen Honda Civic Type R was an excellent everyday performance car. For this generation Honda produced two different models, one for the Japanese market and one for the UK/International markets. This buying guide contains all the information you need to know about purchasing either of …Read more
The EP3 Civic Type R is one of the most loved hot hatches of all time. It was the first Civic Type R sold new in countries other than Japan and it put much more expensive cars to shame with its incredible driving dynamics. We have put together a buyer’s guide for the Civic Type …Read more
The EK9 was one of the best performance hatches to come out of Japan during the 1990s. Good ones are becoming harder and harder to find and the car has become somewhat of a classic. This Honda Civic Type R EK9 buying guide will give you all the information you need to know about purchasing …Read more
The Honda S2000 has all the ingredients of an exceptional sports car. Its engine is in the front, has rear-wheel drive, perfect 50:50 weight distribution and only two seats. It is one of the greatest cars Honda has every produced and arguably one of the best sports car of all time. The S2000 is as …Read more
These days it would be hard to imagine Honda without there Type R division, but when the Integra Type R DC2 and DB8 launched in 1995 many enthusiasts didn’t know about the company’s sporting division. The first car to use the Type R name was the incredible NSX Type R that launched in 1992 with …Read more