The smallest Honda sold in the U.S. is the 2010 Honda Fit, lauded for its almost infinite combination of interior configurations as well as its sporty driving and handling. But while Honda makes cars even smaller than the Fit for Asian and European markets, it hasn't sold them here. Its latest...
The Cash For Clunkers program officially kicked off back on July 1st. For more details on this programs click here. Most dealers are eagerly awaiting the official... July 23, 2009 by Eric Loveday 8
Today, Honda confirmed that the CR-Z and Fit Hybrids will be a 2010 models according to our partner site, GreenCarReports.com. These cars weren’t exactly secrets since... July 13, 2009 by Jonathan McGrew
While the 2010 Honda Insight has gotten a lot of attention lately, it's far from Honda's only hybrid. Now the company has announced that it will put two more hybrid-electric... July 13, 2009 by John Voelcker
Kyle, our high-school correspondent, spends a lot of time driving himself among classes, sports events, and the other commitments in a heavily scheduled teenager's life. And... June 10, 2009 by John Voelcker
Many automakers fall behind schedule and delay releases but not Honda, not this time at least. Honda just announced the Fit Hybrid will be released some 18 months ahead of... May 28, 2009 by Eric Loveday
Like everyone else, we rent cars when we travel on business, usually the smallest car on the lot. And lately, those rentals have been getting older and more battered. So on a... May 8, 2009 by John Voelcker 1
The 2009 Honda Fit is one of those cars that can continue to amaze you the more time you spend with it. It is a car that hides a lot of big surprises under a small car... February 1, 2009 by Jonathan McGrew
Since the Smart’s debut in the States in 2008, it's hard not to notice one of the country's smallest--if not the smallest--production car. Especially if you live in one of... February 1, 2009 by Jonathan McGrew
I'll admit--I'm no expert on the '80s, other than the occasional cable music channel marathon on the subject, but I can't help but notice a pattern between economic downturns... February 1, 2009 by Jonathan McGrew
