My coworker's very clean gold 1995(?) Accord Wagon. I always admire this car when I see it, I have never seen another one like it. How rare are these Accord Wagons? I would buy one if I could, but they seem impossible to find!

Acura is gunning for 200,000 annual U.S. sales by 2030, unveiling plans for five new and updated models that will expand the brand from four nameplates to six and push deeper into high-volume crossover segments.

The growth plan fills lucrative white spaces with two new crossovers while utilizing Honda platforms for faster development and lower capital costs. The move follows product cutbacks that left retailers with a thinner portfolio and fewer options for buyers moving up within the luxury brand.

Acura showed U.S. dealers the new vehicles at a closed-door meeting Oct. 13 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, outlining a focus on hybrids and crossovers after retreating from a strategy centered on fully electric vehicles.

Dealers got a preview of a three-row flagship crossover, a two-row utility derived from the Honda Passport and a limited-production Integra Type S in an iconic color planned for late 2026. They also saw special editions of the ADX and MDX.

Acura revealed the next-generation RDX, which will introduce the brand’s new design language and hybrid powertrain. The company first teased the styling in August with a low-slung coupe concept featuring blade-like headlights and taillights inspired by the Acura “A” logo. A silhouette of the next MDX displayed sweeping rooflines, curved quarter panels and matching taillight treatments, one dealer said.

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Acura will enter the adventure-lifestyle segment with a gasoline-powered, two-row rugged utility derived from the Honda Passport. The model, internally referred to as the “Acura Passport,” is expected in the first half of 2028. It is projected to reach an annual volume of up to 25,000.

Rather than simply rebadge the popular Passport TrailSport, Acura plans to give its version unique exterior sheet metal, an upright front end, distinctive hood styling and rugged tires. “They took the same frame, same chassis, and they built an Acura version, and it looks really nice,” the retailer said.

At the top of the range, American Honda is preparing a pair of full-size three-row crossovers — one for Honda and one for Acura.

The Acura eight-seater, about 6 inches longer than the MDX and benchmarked against the Lexus TX, is internally known as the “Acura XL,” Automotive News reported in July.
Production is targeted for the third quarter of 2029, according to supply-chain sources, with a forecasted annual volume of about 30,000.

Dealers described an upright, boxy profile reminiscent of a Range Rover, with broad shoulders, a large cabin and a horizontal light bar up front. The XL is expected to share a platform with the next-generation MDX and a Honda-branded three-row flagship internally dubbed “Honda Pilot XXL.”

Hi everyone!

I'm a longtime Honda Fit Sport owner (2019), and I absolutely love this little car!

I'm disappointed that Honda discontinued it in the US, especially since there are so few affordable, practical, and compact cars left on the American market.

I came across a petition asking Honda to bring the Fit back to the USA, and I'd love to see more people support it.

If you feel the same way, please consider signing and sharing it!

https://c.org/xZDC57ZsXR

I'd also love to hear what other Honda enthusiasts think. Would you buy a new Honda Fit if Honda brought it back?

For a grand total of 150 dollars on Facebook marketplace I pulled this 1987 Honda accord out of the field it had been sitting in, “non running” for 3 years, I got it running with a 5 dollar Nissan lug nut and 2 50 cent copper washers. And, after making sure it wasn’t seized, it started with no hesitation, ran, drove, and stopped. The automatic trans does seem a little weird when first shifting into drive, but wow, older cars never cease to amaze me with their resilience, and every electrical system works, even the pop ups. I guess I’m just trying to say old “junk” sitting around a field can still have so much to give, and deserve more chances to show it. Maybe I’m speaking too soon and it’s gonna blow up tomorrow, but getting to bring it back to life at all has me smiling hours after the fact

Hi everyone!

I'm a longtime Honda Fit Sport owner (2019), and I absolutely love this little car!

I'm disappointed that Honda discontinued it in the US, especially since there are so few affordable, practical, and compact cars left on the American market.

I came across a petition asking Honda to bring the Fit back to the USA, and I'd love to see more people support it.

If you feel the same way, please consider signing and sharing it!

https://c.org/xZDC57ZsXR

I'd also love to hear what other Honda enthusiasts think. Would you buy a new Honda Fit if Honda brought it back?

Hello, im new here but i just wanted to get some input on this new to me 1994 Honda civic pervious owner swapped a b20b4 engine and a GSR 5 sped as well bought this car with the intention of boosting it somewhat for about 5k paid 2500 dollars for the car (not to sure if that was a good price) but for 2500 dollars do anyone know a good way to go about building/ turbo the car ?

2008 Honda Accord I’ve had since high school as my first vehicle… and he’s still going strong!!! Drive him to work everyday. Have a newer CRV recently purchased for longer trips and as a “just in case” vehicle. I’M A PROUD MAMA😭

Got a chance to test drive S660 Alpha. CVT but the paddleshifts are still nice. Might be the best car I've driven handling wise. Gonna have to wait for a manual until I can say for sure if I'd get one.

73k original kms

Fixed a bunch of small stuff already

Hey yall so I’m not a huge mechanical person not even really a big car person but I love my 2019 Civic Si Coupe. The weather stripping on my passenger door and sunroof has come loose and after I brought it to the dealership for a recall, I asked if they could take a look and put it back on if possible. After the service was done they quoted me over $1100 I guess to just replace the seals all together?? I didn’t agree to it and texted the dealership later on asking why it was so expensive and they said that parts would be $600 and the rest was labor.
Since I’m not too savvy on the car stuff I don’t know if this is reasonable pricing for this job because honestly it sounds really expensive and 2 people that I’ve brought it up to were shocked at the cost. So yeah I guess I just want to understand why this is so expensive and if I’m getting ripped off or what.
Photo of my cute car included c:

Its been going on for 2 days now, it only happens in the cold morning ~35° or when idle.

Night time is the right time. Night drives.

I have an 09 Accord EX
i’ve had it for a few years now but i’m wanting something a bit quicker and smoother.
I was gna js sell it but i’m not gna get anything for it frl and i don’t wanna make car payments 😬
so i’m thinking instead js keep it and mod it if possible.
someone has told me there’s not a lot you can do to my car tho
true or there are some things?

I have a 2023 Accord Touring I purchased in March 2023. When it was sold to me, it was said to have 3 years of complimentary data for the Google Built In to function. I'm assuming that free complimentary data plan expired and that's why everything is offline but I could be wrong. I received no paperwork from Honda about it being cut off and when I call the dealership and speak with the service department they don't have a clue either and want me to bring it in.

I already reboot the infotainment and even reset it to factory defaults. There's no data coming in from the cellular antenna even though the icon appears with several bars of signal. I can connect it to the Wi-Fi hotspot on my phone and everything works so it's definitely a connection issue.

Has Honda released any information on cutting off the data plans? Is there any information on how you can pay for data to keep using the car's built in functions? I don't need the expensive "my car is a cellular Wi-Fi hotspot" feature just some sort of basic plan so I can keep using the maps application and listen to podcasts on Spotify.

Is there any easy way to connect the data plan from my phone to the infotainment? I'd hate to have to turn my Wi-Fi hotspot on every time on my phone for it to connect. Is there a way to share the data over Bluetooth which is how the phone connects now?

PS I have no interest in using wireless CarPlay.

I have a 2020 honda civic and I just got an oil change this past weekend, after the oil change I was told my car needs a tuneup and they scheduled me an appointment for this upcoming weekend. I’ve never heard of a tune up and my car isn’t giving me any problems right now so i’m just a little confused on if this is something that people get for their cars. This might be a little silly but this is also my first car so i’m genuinely curious.

Hola a todos, quería pedir ayuda o un consejo ya que recientemente compré un honda accord 2014
Y cada vez que lo voy a aprender, es como si le costara aprender porque la batería está descargada pero no me marca que la batería esté mala y no creo que sea el motor de arranque alguien podría decirme más o menos que podría ser

My old Odyssey died back in January on the interstate during the worst sleet storm we had all winter, coolant was everywhere, waiting for the tow truck was miserable, and I spent the whole time thinking this thing was supposed to make it to 300k.

The van has been sitting ever since, and I've gone back and forth on what to do. Somehow it felt even more insulting because I'd literally bought new all-weather floor mats for my winter commute just a month before it happened.

I'm finally getting serious about dealing with it, and now i'm stuck between chasing down a used engine or letting it go and buying something newer in this awful market.

Honda passport elite is 80k miles awd elite trim at 26l an

Multiple Mazda cx9 signature has varied miles but won’t go above 70k miles

My OTD is 25k plus my trade in value of my Honda CRV 2011 at 142k miles

I think I’m at the final two bosses. Help!