In terms of fun to drive and practicality...I would say the Integra R or the 88-91 CRX's.

Anyone?

 

The best Honda ever built, the most inovative.
CB750 way ahead of its time. Fast, smoothe, and reliable.
All unheard of when it was introduced.

 

CRX is a classic.

Ryan

 

If price isn't a factor, I'd vouch for the NSX.

 

This is a tough one. I like Jay Li's pick of the NSX but for all around usefulness and fun at a low price I'd go with the 84 to 87 CRX. Nothing against the 88 to 91 CRX but the smaller/lighter 1st gens get my vote.

 

Odyssey baby, what other Honda has more room, haha.

 

the del sol was a very innovative car for its time, especially the whole roof thing, an absolute stroke of genius... also, I think that the insight takes the cake... maybe not in styling, but in just how amazing of a vehicle it really is... and the S2000 is definetely close up there

 

I'll go with my wife's Acura MDX. It's sweet! At least the equal to our next door neighbor's BMW X5 -- and $19,000 less. Navigation, computer controlled everything, very plush leather, good power, lots of room. Has to be the best SUV ever made, period.

 

It all radiates with the NSX-Technology trickled down to the other vehicles, even the Insight for the lightweight lessons learned.

Tan

 

I'd go with the NSX ... in all seriousness, the NSX was a groundbreaking project for Honda. It is a beautiful car, inside and out, with the heart of a champion. Incredible technology for its time. Can't wait for the new one to come out!