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Posted September 4 2009 10:44 AM by TT Editors
The Honda Accord Crosstour has yet to make a real-world showing, but it's already no stranger to controversy. In a marketing push, Honda created a Facebook page for and revealed two images of the...
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Posted June 12 2009 11:37 AM by Zach Gale
Honda Motor Co. is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month -- it's hard to believe it's been five decades since the company started selling motorcycles in a dealership not too far from the Motor Trend offices in Los...
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Posted May 27 2009 01:59 PM by Melissa
In a recent list from Kelley Blue Book , the 2009 Ford F-150, Honda Element, and Lexus LX 570 took top honors as KBB 's 2009 Top 10 Road Trip Cars . "With hundreds of thousands of miles under our collective tires, we at...
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Posted May 12 2009 10:47 AM by Ron Kiino
As an avid fisher, outdoor enthusiast, and soon-to-be dad, I appreciate a vehicle that offers enough ground clearance to get me safely to the river; can swallow gear, coolers, float tubes, and, yep, strollers; yet still...
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Posted April 13 2009 10:14 AM by TT Editors
I have to admit I was a little disappointed with this year's Readers' Rides collection . I saw a lot of Fords, Chevys, and Dodges, but not that many unusual trucks. Are there additional Readers' Rides pictures somewhere...
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Posted November 5 2008 07:49 PM by Nate_Martinez
Over at the Honda America booth on the SEMA show floor, the all-new Civic Honda Factory Performance Concept made its world debut. Joining th bunch, the Ridgeline built for the more adventurous owner.
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Posted November 3 2008 08:09 AM by TT Editors
The biggest changes on the 2009 Honda Element are up front. Redesigned headlights flow more smoothly into a revised and friendlier-looking grille we've seen on the refreshed 2009 Honda Ridgeline.
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Posted October 10 2008 10:03 AM by Kim_Reynolds
While some of our contestants were busy stretching the precepts of the SUV like taffy on a hot August day, a photo of the all-new 2009 Honda Pilot could be printed next to the SUV's dictionary definition.
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Posted July 11 2008 12:04 PM by Melissa
It's been a couple months since I last jumped into our long-term 2007 Honda CR-V , and it didn't take long for me to fall for its charm all over again.
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Posted May 20 2008 08:53 AM by Mark Williams
With all the attention Toyota and Chevy got last year with their new full-size pickups, and all the recent noise Ford and Dodge made at the 2008 Detroit International Auto Show (and let's not forget about Nissan's plan to...
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Posted April 18 2008 06:15 PM by TT Editors
The 2009 Honda Pilot may improve on the functional attributes of the first-generation model, but the Pilot's styling has proven controversial. In a blog called "The trouble with Honda design," Motor Trend editor in chief...
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Posted April 15 2008 04:15 PM by Angus MacKenzie
Okay, so functionally the 2009 Honda Pilot is a pretty strong player in the crossover segment. It's roomy, has more power and better gas mileage than its predecessor, and it's built like, well, a Honda. But why, oh why...
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Posted April 2 2008 12:32 PM by Angus MacKenzie
Man, you shoulda seen the hate mail after we crowned Honda's Ridgeline our 2006 Truck of the Year. I don't just mean readers writing in to express a difference of opinion with our panel of judges: I mean letters and...
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Posted March 4 2008 12:28 PM by Mark Williams
I just went to the Honda press event for the next-gen 2009 Honda Pilot. Of course, because of embargo etiquette, I can't say much about the vehicle itself for another six weeks (April 15), unless somebody decides to break...
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Posted February 20 2008 01:55 PM by Mark Williams
Many of my colleagues are car guys; as a consequence, I often find myself debating about or defending pickups. Why they exist. Why they're popular. Why people want to pretend to be cowboys (that particular question usually...
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