Honda expanded the outboard family built around the first-ever production V8 in its storied history of engine building. Now, the company is sliding some of the shinier new technology from those V8 ...

Modernized assembly lines at Honda's Ohio plants allows the company to easily adapt to changing market trends.

When it came to updating the Honda CB500X for 2022 ... Despite the new FI settings, the burbling engine feels much the same as before – gentle enough for novices and happily revved all day ...

The price of the 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid starts at $35,700 and goes up to $42,150 depending on the trim and options. The fully loaded Sport Touring model's long list of equipment is enticing ...

Both engines of the aircraft involved in last month’s fatal Jeju Air crash in South Korea were found with bird remnants, though it remains unclear how much damage each sustained before the plane ...

Since its introduction in 2013, Honda has sold more than 3 million units of its turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine. Hondas with this line of engine have featured regularly in Kelley Blue ...

This car began innocently enough as a run-of-the-mill 1984 Honda CR-X finished in Greek White with a 1.5L inline four-cylinder engine mounted up front. It didn't take long before Car and Driver ...

At the 2025 World of Concrete international trade venue, Honda introduced a new design concept to expand the company's GX Series engines portfolio. The Honda iGX design concept incorporates two ...

Selecting the CR-X for its light curb weight and roomy hatchback design, the team approached Honda with a wacky request: Can we get an extra engine from you guys? Surprisingly, American Honda ...

Honda shows its first V8 engine ever, the BF350 outboard, in 2024, ahead of officially expanding the V8 lineup this month Honda Marine View 5 Images ...

Games like Tony Hawk's Proving Ground, Titanfall, Far Cry 2, Army of Two, and others represented my youth and early adulthood.The Havok physics engine was behind all those fond memories, powering ...

Why it matters: Havok, the Irish-based software maker whose physics engine can be found in countless blockbuster games, has published its first new technology demo on YouTube in a decade.