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The Honda CR-V is still the best-seller, though there's a bit of ruse among the sedans.

The growing demand for electric vehicles and increasing car prices should help automakers profit substantially in the near term. Therefore, we think prominent Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) and Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (HMC) are worth watching. But which of these two companies’ stocks are the better buy now?…

Weakness in the S&P 500 has made life unpleasant for investors so far in 2022, but it has also created buying opportunities in a handful of high-quality stocks. Long-term investors looking to buy the dip can find plenty of stocks to buy that are at or near their lowest prices…

Motor company commissioned Simon to compile the list of stand-out songs after conducting a survey of 2,000 British drivers.

Mugen Honda SUPER GT driver Ukyo Sasahara was left frustrated after more Dunlop tyre woes last weekend at Suzuka robbed the team of a potential solid points finish.

The power of music and tailoring your soundtrack is rooted in science, a cognitive neuroscientist says

Honda has released the 2023 CRF450R along with the 50th Anniversary model and the CRF450RWE model. The new bikes feature refinements to engine performance.

The World Touring Car Cup hit the headlines for the wrong reasons last weekend. Both races at the Nurburgring Nordschleife were cancelled at the 11th hour amid concerns about the Goodyear tyres, after multiple failures in practice and qualifying. Here’s how events played out and what the next steps are…

The Donington Park Grand Prix Circuit will feature on the British Touring Car Championship calendar next season after an absence of 20 years.

From Alice Cooper’s rousing anthem ‘School’s Out’, classic 80s and 90s hits, through to this year’s number one hit ‘Starlight’ by Dave, the list reflects the changes in motoring music over the last half-century

BALTIMORE — The three young men appeared suddenly in hoodies and face masks, startling the 25-year-old Southeast Baltimore woman. No one else was nearby. Even the street was empty of cars.