Who knew that a Mustang driver would migrate to the world of Honda. Are Mustang crash jokes even en vogue any more? In what was an easily preventable accident, this Honda S2000 owner tried to do a burnout. Do I really even need to finish the sentence? Probably not, this is the Internet, we all know […] More »
By: Jacob Stumph | March 13, 2017
Whether it’s for its cute looks or awesome performance, you’re bound to fall in love with this tiny mad creation
By: Jerry Perez | March 13, 2017
We have previously covered Jordan Cox, the crazy Aussie who can seemingly wheel his EG Civic past any opposition. That was at Mount Panorama during the 12 Hours of Bathurst race. Mount Panorama is a notorious power track. With it’s long stretches of straightaway and steep hillside, it favors cars with big power. That is […] More »
By: Jacob Stumph | March 9, 2017
The folks at DieHard reached out to us with a proposal: test out a few of their latest products, and then arrange a giveaway that honda-tech forum members can enter to win some free gear! Sounds pretty slick, huh? Let’s back up a bit, and first talk about what the DieHard brand is all about. […] More »
By: Jacob Stumph | March 8, 2017
After Ignoring America For Years, Honda Makes It Right With 2017 Civic Type R Americans have been waiting for what seems like an eternity for a chance to buy the Civic Type R on domestic soil. For years, we’ve gotten different variants of hot Civics, yet never the real thing. But Honda is rewarding our […] More »
By: Brett Foote | March 7, 2017
Yesterday’s Civic Si is a perfect match for today’s Civic Sport. It has been the opinion of many journalists and Honda enthusiasts alike that the last generation Civic just didn’t have the character that has been so vibrant throughout previous generation Civics–especially those wearing specialty badges, like the Si. To remedy this, Honda went to […] More »
By: Clint Simone | March 2, 2017
He’s experiencing some serious forces with peaks around 2.7 G under braking and 3.5 G through some corners If there were ever a track to put a car through its paces and see if anything breaks, it’s going to be Sebring International. An old World War II airfield, the concrete is some seventy-odd years old, […] More »
By: Bradley Brownell | March 1, 2017
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