Iris, a digital nomad, has turned her 2005 Honda Element into a day camper that lets her live off the grid just about anywhere. The only thing it really lacks is a full shower, but a quick stop at a gym can fix that.
Honda’s Civic Type R has been a gearhead’s obsession for nearly three decades, nailing the sweet spot between track-ready fury and daily-driver chill, and now, with Europe’s regulations shaking things up, Honda’s sending it off in style with the Civic Type R Ultimate Edition. Limited to just 40 units, this hot hatch is a collector’s holy grail, loaded with exclusive details that scream tribute to the Type R’s 28-year legacy.
Henry Catchpole doesn’t personally own a Honda NSX-R, but he was lucky enough to drive a 2002 NSX-R for a Hagerty video review. This car, one of only 140 NA2 NSX-Rs made, is now up for auction by Broad Arrow.
Photo credit: The Image Engine
This 2017 Ariel Nomad Tactical with 508-miles on the odometer is essentially a tough, go-anywhere buggy put together by TMI AutoTech in South Boston, Virginia. It’s built with a tubular steel exoskeleton made from laser-cut, drawn-over-mandrel (DOM) steel with bronze-welded joints and aluminum bulkheads. That’s Ariel’s way of making things strong but not heavy.
A Honda 0 SUV prototype was shown to the world for the first time this week at a big event in Tokyo, Japan, called the Red Bull Showrun x Powered by Honda. The highlight was Formula 1 superstar Max Verstappen, a famous race car driver, who got to drive this all-electric SUV. This happened right before the Japanese Grand Prix race at the Suzuka Circuit, which made it even more thrilling.