The Honda CRX is one of automotive history’s shining examples of cheap, lightweight, economical fun, a dinky commuter hatchback that’s gained a cult following among Radwood-era devotees. But that ...

Nathaniel is an experienced automotive writer with more than 10 years of automotive writing under his belt. From model reviews to industry politics to new innovations and development, he covers a wide ...

Honda’s product planners are deep in the weeds with the returning Prelude, but a sharper memory from the company’s back catalog has caught the internet’s attention. A digital concept drags the ...

With its exceptional fuel economy, comfortable interior even for very tall occupants, top-shelf build quality, and zippy performance, the little Civic-based two-seater was perfect for long commutes.

Back in the garage with fresh updates on the CRX build! 🔧 Whether you're here for the DIY fixes, performance mods, or just love old-school Honda content — this video gives you a look at everything ...

There are certain types of cars that immediately stand out to us. Even though we’ve been in this business for what seems like an eternity now, we still manage to be captivated by those special ...

This 1988 Honda CRX is a heavily modified performance build located in Westbury, New York. The vehicle features a custom "G23" engine swap—a hybrid build utilizing an F23 block—which has been fully ...

Noah is a long-time writer, editor, content manager, and creative based in the United States. Electric, hybrid powertrains, and battery specifications are his specialties, as well as general clean ...

The 1987 Honda CRX Si project continues with a lightweight brake upgrade—rear aluminum drums. This modification not only reduces unsprung weight but also improves overall braking performance for the ...

Hondas have really made a return to the spotlight in a big way. Not so much for all the hoopla and obsession over what's "JDM" and what's not. That's old news. And no, big body kits have not made a ...