Honda Makes Further Refinements To Accord For 2003

ROB BEINTEMA
Jul 31, 2002

"Well now, ain't that something," I think out loud.

Here I'd been fueling my precarious state of early morning consciousness with one cup of coffee after another, [Read More]

Neal has just finished up two new calendars to use for your desktop wallpaper. Take your pick: http://www.vtec.net/calendar

enjoy! [Read More]

July 29, 2002

BY ALAN OHNSMAN
BLOOMBERG NEWS

Torrance, Calif. -- Honda Motor Co. will expand its vehicle lineup next year in the U.S., the automaker's biggest market, by adding a Honda-brand wagon and an Acura sports sedan, a new-product analys [Read More]

The FCX achieves a top speed of 140 km/h (87 mph) with an electric motor that has a maximum power output of 80 horsepower (60kW) and 176 lb.-ft. of torque. [Read More]

From the article: "If anything, Honda is putting more of a focus on safety, a clear selling point to the middle-American families that make up its core audience." [Read More]

The Honda Accord undergoes the most dramatic change in its 27-year history and will bring a new level of world-class style, performance and sophistication to the midsize class when the 2003 models go on sale Sept. 9, American Honda Motor, Co., Inc., a [Read More]

The leading Honda NS-X of Matsuda and Firman failed to gain any points while being doubly burdened by a high amount of penalty weight plus being at a circuit favouring the Toyotas. [Read More]

From the article: "IBM said Honda will offer in its 2003 Accord models, for sale in September, a navigation system that is integrated with voice recognition software and a small touch screen." More at the link below. [Read More]

"Japan's second-largest automaker will add the Latitude small wagon, based on the Stream model it sells in Japan and Europe, and the four-door Acura TSX sedan,..." [Read More]

The all-new 2003 Accord is set to go on sale in September. Here are some specifications from Honda's press pack. Detailed PR photos are included. [Read More]

After a strong qualifying performance, Honda drivers combined a strong race performance with a little luck to sweep the podium in Vancouver and close the gap on the points leader. [Read More]

A new article with better shots and a discussion of design principles. Shooting for a more hip approach without abandoning traditional customers - will Honda be able to pull it off? [Read More]

John DiPietro from Edmunds gives a Civic history lesson. He covers all generations of Honda Civics. [Read More]

There is an Autoweek story about how some automakers are monitoring websites to gauge how enthusiasts feel about their cars. [Read More]

LoJack Corporation, a maker of wireless stolen vehicle recovery technology, released its list of the top ten most stolen vehicle models for the year 2001 in the U.S.A. [Read More]