The time has come for the European market to bid farewell to one of the greatest hot hatches ever made—the Honda Civic Type R.
Pininfarina, founded by Battista “Pinin” Farina in 1930 in Turin, Italy, is one of the world’s most iconic design firms.
This exploration of JDM classics shines a spotlight on some sought-after vehicles that American fans could only admire from afar.
KMP Speed Shop, based in Canada, recently took on a bold project by performing a daring engine swap in an RWB Porsche 911.
Founded by Tatsuru Ichishima in 1988, Spoon Sports emerged out of a deep-seated passion for motorsports and a desire to push the limits of Honda vehicles.
Mugen Motorsports, commonly known as Mugen, has carved a unique niche in the automotive world, particularly among Honda enthusiasts and motorsport fans.
Mugen unveils its latest performance upgrades for the FL5 Civic Type R, embodying the essence of extreme racing prowess.
In the world of performance engines, a select few powerplants have garnered a reputation like the Honda K Series Engine.
Delve into the captivating history of the Honda Integra, highlighting its enduring impact on enthusiasts and the automotive landscape.
The Acura NSX has a fascinating origin story that dates back to 1984 when Honda introduced the HP-X (Honda Pininfarina eXperimental) concept.
