One 2018 CR-V owner just traded for a 2026 CR-V Hybrid, but friends are already saying, "You'll be sorry." Will battery ...

A stop at a quick-lube shop can be a good idea, but you should stay away from them if you drive a Honda and it needs a ...

Owners reveal two huge CR-V deal-breakers. What about the Toyota RAV4? Is it a better option for compact SUV shoppers? What ...

Choosing a used SUV for fuel economy these days is less about sacrificing utility and more about picking the right drivetrain ...

If someone asked you to list a few car maintenance tasks you could do yourself, tire and oil changes may come to mind first (unless you're a project car person, in which case you'd respond with ...

The 2026 Honda Prelude is back, but driving purists might be disappointed with the lack of a manual transmission. Here’s why this sporty coupe deserved one The sixth-generation Honda Prelude will ...

There's no question that cars are getting more reliable and maintenance-free. You no longer have to clean carburetors, adjust timing, or perform frequent engine tune-ups the way older cars required.

The first-generation Honda CR-V went on sale in 1997 and it helped start the crossover craze that’s still going on today. Now in its fifth-generation, the crossover underwent a total overhaul, ...

In 2022, Honda was hit with a class action lawsuit that alleged that cars equipped with Honda's 1.5-liter turbo engines were prone to oil dilution issues, in many cases rendering them dangerous to ...

Changing your oil is one of the most important parts of maintaining your car. Conventional knowledge advises people to change their oil between 3,000 and 5,000 miles. Now, some newer models, like the ...

The transmission is a vital component of the car that needs to be regularly maintained. If not, you might be stuck with the high cost of an automatic transmission repair. To avoid an expensive visit ...

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you melded the best qualities of a plug-in hybrid and a hydrogen-powered vehicle? (What's that? No? Okay, fair.) Well, Honda both asked that question and ...