From the article:
"Top 2003 Vehicle" Finalists:
* Honda Civic Hybrid
* Infiniti G35
* Mini Cooper
* Nissan Murano
* Pontiac Vibe/Toyota Matrix
* Volvo XC90 [Read More]

Torrance, Calif. 12/18/2002 -- Hondacars.com is now better prepared to serve the Spanish speaking online car shopper with a totally new and fully integrated Spanish version of the popular Web site, one of the most visited in the automotive industry. [Read More]

TOKYO -- Honda Motor Co. aims to sell 3.1 million cars globally in 2003, up 10% from an estimated 2.82 million units in 2002, the second-largest Japanese car maker said Wednesday. [Read More]

Neal snapped these pics at a Phoenix-area dealership. [Read More]

Kelley Blue Book, rated the No. 1 automotive site in the U.S. by Nielsen/NetRatings, has released a list of the top 50 most popular cars requested by visitors... [Read More]

Element pricing with all options and accessories is now available on the Honda web site. There are a lot of accessories available - two screens full. [Read More]

With the holiday season fast approaching, you might be wondering what to buy for the Honda enthusiast on your shopping list. Here are a few suggestions from the TOV to make your shopping a little easier. [Read More]

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety names 2003 Accord a 'Best Pick' [Read More]

From the article: "the Honda Element, HUMMER H2, Nissan Murano and Volvo XC90 are finalists for the 2003 North American Truck of the Year."

The Accord and Civic Hybrid were nominees for the NA Car of the Year, but did not make it to the final round [Read More]

Be sure to attend the NAIAS (Detroit Auto Show) in January. Acura will be debuting the TSX which is based on the Euro Accord. We'll find out if there are more than just badging changes. [Read More]

The Honda Studio E concept vehicle, a panel-side version of the all-new Honda Element, is set to debut at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) on January 6, 2003. [Read More]

The Japanese automaker that has been a leader in efficiency and dependability, is getting serious about cracking America?s personal-jet market.
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From the article: "One look at the 2003 Civic sedan, for instance, will tell you that Honda's styling department is as conservative as they come. But one look at the wonky Element will tell you that, well, they're trying, bless their hearts." [Read More]

"The new model, which Honda plans to begin leasing next month, can greet and recognize people, as well as perform advanced commands such as moving in the direction indicated by reading hand gestures." [Read More]

From the article: "And Honda is proving that you can even make good money moving mass quantities of cars. The key is building products that customers desire." [Read More]