Euro NCAP has released the first safety ratings of 2019, with three new cars undergoing its gruelling test regime. The new Honda CR-V, Mercedes-Benz G-Class and Seat Tarraco all received the full f...
Electric cars have been threatening to break into the mainstream for some time now. Sales are at an all-time high in the UK and plug-in cars accounted for 3.8% of the total number of cars registere...
The Honda CR-V will be priced from £29,105 for the entry-level 2WD 2.0-litre petrol, rising to £37,255 for range-topping hybrid models when it hits the UK next year. Deliveries are set to begin in...
If you don’t need the outright practicality of the hatchback door, the Civic Saloon is easily the more comfortable option. It might even breathe new life into the small saloon sector.
As the single largest development programme in Honda’s 70-year history, pretty much rebuilding the car from the ground up, the current generation of Civic not only has a lot to live up to in the ma...
Honda has revealed a variety of updates to the NSX supercar including chassis, powertrain and trim revisions that promises it will be even more pleasurable to live with day-to-day, and even more ex...
The car stays true to the original Civic concept of ‘a car for all people'.
Raw energy is key to the appeal of the Civic Type R. Not everyone will like it, but those who do ... will love it.
No, you aren’t dreaming ... lay your eyes upon the creation of Honda’s Synchro Motorsport department at Swindon – a Civic Type R pick-up truck. Codenamed ‘Project P’ the pick-up was screwed togeth...
The diesel, unlike the Type R, is not a car to be pushed. The 1.6-litre engine is quieter and more refined than ever before providing the driver with confidence and a nice ride.
