Tuner Neil Tjin, already expected to display his work at SEMA next week with a custom Pontiac G8 CST, will also be bringing a surprise 2009 Honda Fit to the Vegas event. Details are still under...

After the Pontiac G8 CST, Gene Tjin prepared also a 2009 Honda Fit in order to present it in November at SEMA Show. As you can see the car includes a new set of alloy wheels, new rear roof spoiler and a blue paintwork.

TORRANCE, California — Honda said on Wednesday it is raising the price on its modestly redesigned 2009 Element. The base Element 2WD LX with a five-speed automatic transmission starts at $20,845, including a $670 destination charge. That's a $1,195 increase over the outgoing model.

The Japanese carmaker Honda has announced that it will cut UK production of its Civic compact due to falling demand.

TOKYO, Oct 30, 2008; Taiga Uranaka and Chang-Ran Kim writing for Reuters reported that Honda Motor Co could put off launching its clean diesel cars in Japan and the United States beyond 2009, a spokesman at Japan's No.2 carmaker said on Thursday.

LINCOLN, Ala. -- Honda has begun building test versions of the Ridgeline pickup at its Lincoln, Ala. plant.

Honda's entry in the box-on-wheels category, the Element, has been redesigned for 2009, now wearing the Pilot-style family grille and missing some of its black side body cladding. The price of...

Honda has begun building test versions of the Ridgeline pickup at its Lincoln, Ala. plant. Plant officials briefed U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions this week on Honda Motor Co.'s flexible manufacturing systems, which are allowing them to add the Ridgeline and Accord V-6 sedan to the assembly lines.

Honda has begun building test versions of the Ridgeline pickup at its Lincoln, Ala. plant. Plant officials briefed U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions this week on Honda Motor Co.'s flexible manufacturing systems, which are allowing them to add the Ridgeline and Accord V-6 sedan to the assembly lines.

Honda’s new Fit builds on the original car’s success as a small car that makes no apologies or excuses. MotorHead, by Dan Carney.