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Have you ever wondered what it would have been like if Honda had never begin selling cars in the U.S.? While we don't, the first attempt at selling a model in America didn't go so well. However, they learned from their shortcomings and brought us the Civic, which is based on their first-ever American-sold car, the N600.

Today Honda issued a press release announcing the much-anticipated arrival of the all-new 2016 Civic Coupe. Following in the tracks of the acclaimed Civic Sedan, named 2016 North American Car of the Year, the coupe matches many of the Sedan's attributes in sporty two-door configuration...

At the recent New York Auto Show Honda unveiled an exciting new Civic concept which indicated a change of direction for the long-running model as it enters its tenth-generation. But this change is emblematic of many larger changes going on across the entire Honda lineup. But don't worry, the Honda lineup will still be the reliable, valuable offerings we've all come to know and love, with a few new additions.

Recently Honda confirmed…

The Honda Civic debuted in the early 1970s as the car that will "get you where you're going," and over the past few decades has transformed into one of America's most popular compact cars. This year, the tenth-generation 2016 Honda Civic is the culmination of more than 40 years of Honda engineering, which has crafted a sporty, but still practical, Civic to be released later this year.

A sparking lime green model recently…

The selection of vehicles from our favorite Japanese automaker is simply fantastic, it's true, but we'd like to highlight one model in particular today and we're sure you'll find it quite intriguing: the 2015 Honda Civic EX-L compact sedan. Drenched in style and packed with features, it's as hard to ignore as it is fun to drive!

Offering up such technologies as a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system for your entertainment…

Honda already offers an optional diesel engine for the Civic, and soon the manufacturer's popular SUV, the CR-V will also see that option.

The anticipated 2.2-liter engine will certainly offer better fuel economy, but to start the diesel-powered CR-V will only be available in all-wheel drive vehicles. That AWD system will actually be slightly different than the regular unleaded fuel-powered CR-V. The new Real Time 4WD with Intelligent Control is anticipated to react…

When you're a global brand such as Honda, there's always a lot of new marketing options to consider. Whether it's focusing on the demographics of different states in the U.S., or expanding their model line availability in Europe and Asia, it's clear the automaker is carving out its foothold. Sometimes they expand into areas folks in America wouldn't expect--such as Nigeria.