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BMW Paint

Posted on April 20, 2009, by , under Cars, Honda.

I can’t help thinking that I’ve seen something similar to the new BMW Z4 advert somewhere before.

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Honda OSM Roadster

Posted on July 22, 2008, by , under Cars, Honda, Technology.

Honda OSMHonda have shown off their shiny new roadster concept at the British International Motor Show in London.

Their are many hints/indicators from the CR-Z concept (that is now going into production), but Honda have said that its purely a design study. Boooo!

Check out Jalopnik for more info.

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Honda F1 2008

Posted on January 29, 2008, by , under Cars, Honda, Technology.

Honda F1 RA108Honda F1 have just announced their 2008 car (right). The team are punting this as a vast improvement on last years car, which lets be honest, isn’t a difficult thing to pull off.

With Ross Brawn (ex Ferrari) now in charge as team principle things could be on the up this season, although they’ve got quite a challenge to pull themselves back to where they were in 2006 so best not to hope for too much straight out of the box in Melbourne in a few months time.

Check out the full story – Honda World | Honda F1 Racing

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New 2008 Accord

Posted on January 23, 2008, by , under Cars, Honda, Technology.

Headlight detail of the new 2008 Honda AccordHonda have let out a few sneak peaks of the revised Accord (Euro), due mid-2008.

Click the image (right) for a larger version.

View the rest of the image at Honda World.

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Type R Diesel?

Posted on October 31, 2007, by , under Cars, Honda, Technology.

Honda Civic Type RLooks like the Honda Civic Type R could be in line for the Japanese manufacturers’ 2.2-liter diesel engine within the next few years, according to Autocar.

With the oil burner churning out 320 lb/ft of torque in comparison to 142 in the current 2.0-liter petrol spec car, the diesel could (read: should) be significantly faster both top-end and through the power bands.

Powerful, stupidly fast and economical?

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