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2027 Honda Prelude: A Familiar Name Comes Back With a Hybrid Twist
The Honda Prelude is back for 2027, and Honda didn’t bring it back just to trade on an old name. The new Prelude is a two-door hybrid coupe with 200 system horsepower, a chassis tuned for sharper handling, and a few tricks meant to make it more fun than the average hybrid commuter. That already makes it one of the more interesting additions to Honda’s lineup.
Read more2027 Honda Passport: More Capability Without Giving Up Everyday Comfort
The Honda Passport has always landed in a nice spot for drivers who want more room and capability than a compact SUV without jumping all the way into a three-row family hauler. For 2027, it leans harder into the rugged side of its personality, particularly with the TrailSport models.
Read moreThe 2026 Honda Prelude Is Back, and It's Nothing Like You Remember
Honda just brought back a name that hasn't graced a showroom floor in over two decades. The Prelude, discontinued in 2001 after five generations, returns for 2026 as something genuinely new: a hybrid-electric sports coupe borrowing serious performance hardware from the Civic Type R. If you remember the Prelude from its heyday, forget everything you think you know. This is a different kind of comeback.
Read moreThe Top Features of the 2026 Honda Prologue
Honda's first mainstream electric SUV just got a lot more compelling. The 2026 Honda Prologue carries over its core design and capability largely unchanged, but a dramatic price adjustment and standard technology package make this the right year to take a serious look. Here's what stands out most.
Read moreHonda Factory-Trained Technicians: Why Dealership Service Matters
Every Honda owner eventually faces the choice: dealership service or an independent shop down the street with lower posted labor rates. Understanding what factory training actually provides helps explain why that price difference often isn't the whole story.
Read moreAll About the 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport
Honda built the Passport around a simple concept: "Born Wild." For 2026, that philosophy shows up in genuine hardware, not just marketing copy. The redesigned Passport, and specifically its TrailSport trim, is the most off-road capable Honda SUV Honda has ever built.
Read moreHonda Maintenance Minder Explained: What A1, B2, and A3 Codes Mean
Your Honda's dashboard flashes a code like "A1" or "B123" and most drivers have no idea what it means beyond "probably needs an oil change." Honda's Maintenance Minder system is actually smarter than that vague guess, and understanding how it works helps you know exactly what your vehicle needs instead of just handing your keys over and hoping for the best.
Read more2026 Civic Hatchback vs. Sedan: Beyond the Obvious Differences
Same car, different back end. That's the simple version of Civic hatchback versus sedan, but the reality goes deeper than trunk versus liftback. These differences actually matter in daily life.
Read more2026 Honda Pilot TrailSport: Is It a Real Off-Road SUV?
Honda slapped "TrailSport" badges on the Pilot, added some orange accents, and called it an off-road SUV. Sounds like marketing hype, right? Except Honda actually backed up the tough-guy styling with hardware that works.
Read more2026 Odyssey Updates: New Features Families Will Love
The Honda Odyssey remains the gold standard for family minivans, and the 2026 model year brings meaningful updates that make it even more appealing for busy families. Here's what's new and why it matters for your daily life.
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