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Honda Motor Company has been the world’s largest motorcycle maker since 1959, and Japan’s second largest Japanese carmaker. Honda was the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to release a dedicated luxury brand, Acura, in 1986, and also makes garden equipment, marine engines, personal watercraft and power generators, and is involved in aerospace.
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Honda Motor Company has been the world’s largest motorcycle maker since 1959, and Japan’s second largest Japanese carmaker. Honda was the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to release a dedicated luxury brand, Acura, in 1986, and also makes garden equipment, marine engines, personal watercraft and power generators, and is involved in aerospace.
- The 30 cars listed in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s ‘top safety pick+’ tier, must perform well in a variety of crash tests
- The engines on this HondaJet are mounted on pylons above each wing instead of on the main fuselage
- The engines on this HondaJet are mounted on pylons above each wing instead of on the main fuselage
Honda plans to close its plant in Swindon, about 80 miles west of London, where 3,500 workers are employed
Honda plans to close its plant in Swindon, about 80 miles west of London, where 3,500 workers are employed
The International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas – which starts on Tuesday – is where enthusiasts can glimpse the next generation of transport
The International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas – which starts on Tuesday – is where enthusiasts can glimpse the next generation of transport
Sales of Japanese carmakers Nissan Motor and Honda Motor on the mainland slumped again last month amid intense competition from Western marques in a weakening economy.
Sales of Japanese carmakers Nissan Motor and Honda Motor on the mainland slumped again last month amid intense competition from Western marques in a weakening economy.
Competition is heating up among Japanese and US manufacturers to invent and refine autonomous car technologies that reduce the human driver's role in controlling the vehicle with the steering wheel and the brake.
Competition is heating up among Japanese and US manufacturers to invent and refine autonomous car technologies that reduce the human driver's role in controlling the vehicle with the steering wheel and the brake.
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