Jake Stumph

SEMA 2016 has been big for Honda – serving as the confirmation of United States-ready version of the Civic Type R. It’s happening, and likely for the 2018 model year, that much we know. We also know about it’s 300+ horsepower K20C turbo engine, paired to a 6-speed manual with a limited slip differential. It […] More »

Yes, it’s SEMA week, huzzah! About half of our team is there now seeing what there is to see, mingling with the manufacturers and generally having fun. There’s a lot of fun to be had, especially when it comes to seeing the newest, modified sheetmetal that the industry has gotten it’s hands onto. Additionally, the […] More »

In Monday’s post, we talked about diversity in motoring, highlighting some cool videography coming out of South Africa. Today’s piece is the follow up with, this time from a different South African outlet. Juliet McGuire, formerly of CAR Magazine, is the editor of Women on Wheels, a group geared towards promoting the motorcycle lifestyle to and […] More »

Let’s be honest, the majority of the Honda-tech’s user base is North American, whether it be the United States or Canada, the stats don’t lie. As such, most of the media we ingest is also North American flavored and while there’s nothing wrong with that, it’s fun to see what lies beyond our borders. When […] More »

PerformanceCars, a UK-based Honda enthusiast, has been through every generation of the Civic Type R, so it’s no surprise that he would eventually get his hands on the new FK2 generation car. What makes this one particularly special is that it is #0007, one of the first customer cars ever delivered. This Championship White CTR […] More »

In a little behind the scenes piece, Carlos Lago of Motor Trend introduces their Acura NSX press car, which seems to have come with a complimentary race car driver, in the form of Alexander Rossi. The two grab the keys of the NSX and cruise the streets of El Segundo, California to come to terms […] More »

  How much would you pay for an original, low-mileage Integra Type R? A limited run of ITR’s came Stateside, and as time has gone by, they have become increasingly rare and sought after. It’s not uncommon to see solid examples trade hands for more than $20,000. Up on the auction block over at Bring-a-Trailer […] More »