All-New 2017 Honda CR-V Debuts With Optional Turbo Engine, Standard Volume Knob

Honda just unwrapped its brand new 2017 CR-V. This best-selling compact crossover has been completely redesigned, gaining myriad enhancements for the upcoming model year.

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Honda is Working on an Engine With Different-Sized Cylinders

Honda has filed an interesting patent that could reveal what it is working on for its next generation of engines.

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Honda Civic: 2016 AutoGuide.com Car of the Year Nominee

The Civic is Honda’s most popular model in the world. Since it went on sale in the early 1970s, more than 35 million of these cars have been sold.

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2016 Honda Civic Review

When Honda set out to redesign the Civic for 2016, it had a lofty goal in mind: to build the best C-Segment vehicle in the world.

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2015 Acura TLX 2.4L Tech Review
Hurry, there’s a two-for-one special going on at your local Acura dealership!

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Most Watched Videos of the Week: August 24 – 31, 2014

If you’re shopping for a sports car under $30,000 – AutoGuide.com has you covered.

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AutoGuide Under $30,000 Performance Car Shootout

Sporty cars are not dead. Rumors of their demise are premature. Thrill-packed machinery litters the automotive landscape, available to suit nearly every budget.

When it comes to motoring fun, one of the most intriguing segments is the under $30,000 price bracket, where several enticing choices can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes.

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Supplier Testing Cylinder Deactivation on 3-Cylinder Engines

Fuel economy is a top concern these days as automakers, suppliers and consumers alike strive to stretch every drop of petroleum as far as possible. Cylinder deactivation is a key way of bolstering the large-print numbers on a vehicle’s window sticker.

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Ask AutoGuide No. 18 - Honda Civic Si Vs. Dodge Dart GT Vs. Ford Focus SE Hatchback

Another week, another opportunity to assist a struggling motorist; that’s what Ask AutoGuide is all about. Just like populist presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan we’re here for the people. Specifically, folks like Zach, who e-mailed us asking for help picking out a compact car.

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2014 Acura MDX Revealed in Manhattan

Acura’s been hard at work in the kitchen, cooking up a new flagship sedan in the form of the RLX, but the luxury brand’s ever-popular MDX crossover has been redone practically from scratch. The chefs in the company’s engineering department just took the freshly prepared 2014 model out of the oven in Manhattan.

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2014 Acura MDX Photo Leaked

Acura will reveal its brand-new 2014 MDX at the New York International Auto Show this afternoon, but a photo of the luxury crossover has leaked onto the internet well ahead of its big unveiling.

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2014 Honda Odyssey Gaining Standard 6-Speed Auto

Minivans are the most economical way to move lots of people and stuff. They’re spacious, comfortable and pretty carlike from a driving perspective. Good news for enthusiasts of the genre, Honda is updating its class-leading Odyssey for the 2014 model year.

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Top 10 Cars Every Car Guy Needs to Know

So, you call yourself a car guy. Fair enough, you’ve browsed on over to AutoGuide so you must have at least a little petroleum in your veins. But are you a true automobile enthusiast? Do you know your accelerator pump from your synchronizer? Here are 10 vehicles every car guy needs to know about.

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Seven Fuel-Saving Technologies That Are Changing the Auto Industry

Every car, whether it has a big V8 engine or an electric motor powering the wheels, is being equipped with fuel saving technologies.

Recall variable-valve timing. Introduced on the Acura NSX, and at one time a revolutionary technology, now practically all cars have some form of VVT. Now more technologies are being introduced as innovations for saving fuel. Let’s take a look at some of the more important and popular features being introduced on new models; many of which will soon be as prevalent as variable valve timing.

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Four-Cylinder Engines Selling Better Than Sixes In America

American consumers are buying more four-cylinder vehicles than ever before. According to research by IHS Automotive, 43 percent of all new cars delivered in the U.S in the first half of 2011, were powered by four-cylinders. In 2005, 43 percent of all new cars in the U.S were powered by sixes. The remaining 57 percent of cars sold in the US  this year were six, eight and twelve cylinder engines.

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