Type R

The Honda Civic Type R has long been celebrated as a high-performance vehicle, blending practicality with thrilling driving dynamics. As a favorite among car enthusiasts, its immense modifiability allows for customization to suit individual tastes and performance goals.

Honda's Type R line of sports vehicles quickly established a legendary stature; there are Type R versions of the Integra, Civic, NSX, and even the Accord.

Mugen, the renowned Japanese tuning company, unveiled a lineup of upgraded Civic models at January's Tokyo Auto Salon. Now, enthusiasts can bring home these striking enhancements for their current-generation Honda Civic Type R.

The iconic Honda Civic Type R is officially on its way out in Europe, and to mark the end of an era, Honda is launching a rare Ultimate Edition. With only 40 units available, this limited-run hot hatch pays tribute to nearly three decades of high-revving front-wheel-drive greatness. Here’s everything you need to know about the final chapter in the Civic Type R’s European journey.

Honda has officially revived the Prelude, debuting a production-ready hybrid coupe that blends Civic Type R hardware with modern efficiency. Launching first in the U.S. and arriving in Europe in 2026, the Prelude proves Honda still knows how to make cars that excite enthusiasts.

When legendary designer Ian Callum takes on the Jaguar E-Type—widely considered one of the most beautiful cars ever made—you know it’s going to be special. This article explores Callum Designs' daring reinterpretation of the classic XKE, blending modern minimalism with vintage charm in a stunning restomod concept that could become a one-off masterpiece. From exterior design to interior craftsmanship and powertrain hints, we break down what makes this futuristic E-Type truly unforgettable.

We sincerely apologise for missing the opportunity to show you this magnificent JACCS-liveried, fifth-generation Honda Accord estate that Fifteen52 and Mountune USA created in partnership with Honda Performance Development (HPD) back in May.
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Toyota recently made headlines with a surprising announcement: a partnership with Haas that signals a return to Formula 1, albeit indirectly.

You've seen the new Honda Civic in'sedan' trim in the United States. The new Honda Civic has also been spotted in its more traditional hatchback configuration. You've already seen half of the new Civic in full-fat, disguised Type R configuration, and now you can see it in complete racing car spec.

Cupra has pulled the wraps off the Tindaya, a dramatic new concept car that showcases the brand’s future design direction and driver-first philosophy. With striking styling, advanced interior features, and a focus on driving emotion, the Tindaya hints at what’s coming in Cupra’s next generation of vehicles.