Which of these turbocharged sedans can put the biggest smile on the face of a family man?

British and American “armoured units” face off against a German “panzer” and a Japanese “tank” in this heated battle for suburbanites’ hearts and minds.

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It was April Fools’ Day, so Honda UK played the fool and chopped the top from its most popular SUV to create the CR-V Roadster.

Singapore’s most popular Japanese petrol-electric SUV is under attack from the new Korean kid on the block.

The new Honda Civic Type R is a racy hatchback for boyracers who refuse to grow up and slow down.

Which of these Asian saloons will prove the most appealing to buyers with a $100,000 budget?

Which of these cool-looking seven-seater MPVs would appeal most to family men with a budget of $120k?

Singapore’s best new cars of 2016, including the newly crowned Straits Times Car of the Year, have crossed our finish line as winners.

Honda’s second NSX supercar is built to remain relevant for 25 years – just like the first one.

Which of these four “samurai” would appeal the most to urban warriors seeking a practical, comfortable and stylish Japanese crossover?

The all-new Honda Civic does not follow in the footsteps of its immediate predecessor, and that’s a good thing.

Sporty drivers with a $100,000 budget can consider these sporty contenders – which one provides the most complete sportiness at this price?

Nipponese open-air driving is defined by the latest Mazda MX-5 and the last Honda S2000.

More than just a means of getting from point A to B, Honda promises a driving experience that’s both safe and comfortable for families in its best-selling MPV.

Honda has introduced its latest flagship model, a sophisticated 3.5-litre hybrid saloon that costs about $100,000 per litre.

Honda’s HR-V and CR-V are recreational vehicles destined to spend most of their lives in urban carparks instead of nature parks.

Honda has unveiled the all-new Civic, which the carmaker says is sportier and roomier than its predecessor. More importantly, Honda has supposedly resolved the build quality issues plaguing the previous model by utilising better materials with soft-touch surfaces in the cabin.

Carmakers are sharing platforms and forging alliances to save cost, but will it be at the expense of each brand’s identity and product distinctiveness?