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Strong hybrid demand continues in 2026, and inventory may remain tight in some regions.
Read More →The Accord earns top safety honors from IIHS for the 2026 model year.
Read More →Honda announces average 2-3% MSRP increases across the 2027 lineup.
Read More →Early images show a hybrid wagon-shaped SUV, previewing Honda Hybrid tech while its US role against the Subaru Outback remains uncertain.
What it means: Honda previews a wagon-style hybrid SUV that could eventually rival the Subaru Outback, though US availability is unconfirmed.
Read More →India becomes Honda Alpha's first launch market and global production base, with specs, pricing, and export timing still unannounced.
What it means: Honda's upcoming global electric SUV, the Alpha, will launch first in India, though pricing and specs remain unknown.
Read More →The Honda S2000's 9,000-rpm F20C engine and driver-focused chassis remain unmatched. Here's why no successor has arrived 17 years later.
What it means: Enthusiasts hoping for a direct S2000 successor shouldn't expect one soon, affecting used S2000 prices and demand.
Read More →The 2027 Honda Civic Hybrid starts at $29,695 vs the Prelude's $42,400 — we compare price, practicality, and performance to find the best buy.
What it means: Buyers comparing Honda hybrids can see the Civic Hybrid offers similar performance to the pricier Prelude for thousands less.
Read More →See the interior and exterior of the 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door from every angle.
What it means: A photo gallery of a classic 1979 Accord offers nostalgia rather than practical buying information for today's shoppers.
Read More →From the land of Godzilla and Astro Boy comes a sensational little American car.
What it means: An archival road test offers historical perspective on the Accord's early design but has no bearing on current buying decisions.
Read More →The Mitsubishi Triton will underpin a new Honda pickup in the Southeast Asia market.
What it means: Honda will sell a body-on-frame pickup based on the Mitsubishi Triton in Southeast Asia, not currently planned for other markets.
Read More →Honda and Mitsubishi will supply vehicles for each other’s lineups, starting with a Triton-based pickup.
What it means: Honda will sell a rebadged Mitsubishi Triton pickup starting in 2028, expanding its truck lineup through a partnership.
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