Acura’s official site has released many pictures of the face-lifted 2010 RDX model. A 2.3 liter engine that produces 240 horsepower with an automatic 5-speed transmission will equipped an all whell drive and a forward drive version. More pictures
By: energetic | July 27, 2009
How many times you wish you could change the shift boot of your S2000, but always hesitated to do so? We are sure that the DIY by pgarratt will change your mind and give you a chance to follow his instructions and upgrade the interior of your car. “This job is one of the easiest […] More »
By: energetic | July 24, 2009
Official photos have been revealed on the internet and Acura ZDX Sport Crossover is looking good at first site. Many will say, its a model similar to BMW X6, but the size of the ZDX is actually smaller. The model will be equipped with a 3.7lt V6 engine giving 300hps and the transmission will be […] More »
By: energetic | July 21, 2009
As per NHTSA report, Honda recalls some of their 2001 Accord and Civic models due to excessively pressurized airbags. NHTSA in their report says that metal shards from the excessive explosion could act like shrapnel and might hurt the passengers in case of an accident.
By: energetic | July 21, 2009
The rumors just keep coming, confusing everyone. This time rumors describe that the NSX successor will go hybrid and will be the competitor of Toyota’s FT-HS hybrid sports car. A hybrid sports car with a 3.5lt V6 engine that gives 450hps will probably be the answer to the long story of the NSX successor. Honda’s […] More »
By: energetic | July 21, 2009
And just when we though that, maybe the new Honda’s CEO will reconsider the decision of previous CEO Takeo Fukui plans for the NSX successor, a shocking statement by Ito has put as down. Takanubo Ito said that “I don’t think we need a classic front-engine, rear-drive car. It would be meaningless to emulate what […] More »
By: energetic | July 21, 2009
It was shocking news few months ago, when Honda announced retirement from F1. Many were expecting that Honda might return to F1, however it was confirmed by the new chief executive Takanobu Ito, that Honda won’t participate in the future. Formula One has changed and the interest is reduced due to the new regulations; that […] More »
By: energetic | July 13, 2009
