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Honda continues to talk up the S2000 successor but refuses to confirm production

Here’s everything you need to know about the Honda Type R sub brand along with its best cars from Accord and Integra to Civic.

1.5-litre engine turns the Honda Jazz into a warm hatch - and a naturally-aspirated one at that

The high-revving Type-R is one of the most reliable hot hatches money can buy. And that money could be less than £3000

After taking wins in America last year, Honda has made its NSX GT3 available for customers to buy

Dramatic production Civic Type R gets even more crazy in TCR touring car form

We’ve been for a short drive in the new Honda Civic Type R hot hatch. Here’s everything you need to know

Honda's relaxing, intriguing hydrogen car isn't heading to the UK but makes a convincing case for fuel cell technology

As production of one of our favourite hot hatches ends Honda releases a final edition

New model makes its debut with 1-litre and 1.5-litre turbocharged engines and an all-new platform

High revs, light weight, great handling? That's the Type R recipe, and it's available for very little money these days

With three times the power of last year's Honda entry, the NSX is one to watch at 2016's event

Honda to race NSX in America under Acura brand

New concept will point the way to the future UK-manufactured Civics

We talk to the designer of Honda's latest concept, a 212bhp V4 engined car that spawned from an internal design competition

Tenth-gen hatchback receives downsized units in bid to boost efficiency

9000rpm, perfect weight distribution and Japanese build quality

Which is the fastest of the hottest hatches?

Project 2&4 said to mix motorbike and car ideologies

We catch a lift with Europe's Civic Type-R owners for a very special lap of the 'ring

HUM invests £200million in Swindon plant

Civic Tourer unceremoniously dumped in favour of Honda's latest hot hatchback

Honda’s undeniably attractive hydrogen fuel cell concept surreptitiously debuts in Detroit

Seven former champions will fight for the 2014 British Touring Cars crown, with a return for Alain Menu

Honda has ditched the hatchback bodywork of last year's BTCC entry, opting to compete with the more practical Tourer. Details and pictures here