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Honda Australia’s first ever diesel

The new 1.6-litre i-DTEC oiler is a gem, offering a satisfying blend of efficiency, performance and refinement.

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Honda Vezel: new baby SUV has high hopes

Honda has joined the baby SUV market with this — the all-new Vezel

GALLERY: The final four, COTY 2008
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The final four, COTY 2008

The final four, COTY 2008

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Honda reveals turbo future

Honda has revealed plans for a turbo-powered future

COTY 2008 - Carmageddon
COTY

2008 Car of the Year: Carmageddon

Michael Stahl looks over the auto mania and mysticism that was Car of the Year 2008.

US Mail: The consequences of GM's actions
Industry

Meltdown in Motown

It was once the engine room of America and the car-building capital of the world. Now Detroit is in danger of stalling … permanently. How did it come to this and what will become of the Big Three?

2015 Honda Civic Type R Concept
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Honda guns for Megane hot-hatch crown

Sneak-peek at Honda’s 2015 turbo Civic Type R design concept ahead of Geneva Show

COTY 2008 - Honda Accord
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COTY 2008 – Honda Accord

Big on value; useful V6 tech, but dull dynamics blunt Accord’s challenge.

COTY 2008 - Honda Jazz
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COTY 2008 – Honda Jazz

If ESP was fitted, this supermini may have had something to really trumpet.

2008 Car of the Year - Honda Accord Euro
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Honda Accord Euro: 2008 Car of the Year Winner

In the magazine: After an absence of 14 years, Honda returns to the winner’s podium with a classy sedan.

Ping!
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Ping!

You wrote to us about a problem with our 2008 Car of the Year, and we have responded …

VOLKSWAGEN GOLF - WHEELS CAR OF THE YEAR
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Volkswagen Golf: 2010 Car of the Year Winner

Six generations and 33 years later, the Volkswagen Golf has again claimed Australia’s WHEELS Car Of The Year

ESP mandatory by 2011
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ESP mandatory by 2011

All cars and four-wheel drives sold in Australia from 2011 will be required by law to have ESP.

Only one Aussie in COTY 2011
COTY

Only one Aussie in COTY 2011

After a week of extensive testing, and rigorous culling, a final top six will be selected, one of which will win the Australian automotive industry’s most coveted prize.

US MAIL: Cash for Clunkers
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US MAIL: Cash for Clunkers

Old cars destroyed, old car companies resurrected, and the same old faces re-appearing to run them. Wheelsmag’s US correspondent John Lamm reports on the latest from Detroit.

WHEELS COTY 2011: HONDA CR-Z
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Honda CR-Z: 2011 Car of the Year Winner

It’s a hybrid with spirit, and the 2011 Wheels Car of the Year.

WHEELS MAGAZINE: HONDA CR-Z
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WHEELS MAGAZINE: HONDA CR-Z

The WHEELS MAGAZINE Car of the Year 2011 pictures

Hyundai's 'i45 Euro'
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Hyundai’s ‘i45 Euro’

Hyundai has unveiled a fresh mid-sized range to fill the void between its small i35/Elantra and the upper-mid-sized i45 sedan

WCOTY 2011: Guest judge Eric Bana
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WCOTY 2011: Guest judge Eric Bana

Sadly Jay Leno wasn’t available, so we let Eric Bana tag along. Here’s what he thought of the final six…

2009 Melbourne Show - Honda Insight
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2009 Melbourne Show – Honda Insight

2009 Melbourne Show – Honda Insight

183kW Jazz ready to race
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183kW Jazz ready to race

The world’s fastest Honda Jazz is being readied to rally in Australia next year. Dubbed ‘G2’, the tuned-up small hatchback will be raced in the 2012 Bosch Australian Rally Championship (ARC) by a second Honda team.

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Wheels COTY 2013: The finalists

Presenting your 2013 Wheels Car Of The Year contenders

2013 Wheels Car of the Year: Honda CRV
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2013 Wheels Car of the Year: Honda CRV

Road-testing the Honda CRV for the 2013 Wheels Car of the Year

Honda Civic Type R
Features

Driven: All-new Honda Civic Type R

IT WEARS a turbo, sounds like an enraged swam of killer bees and will churn out up to 220kW — meet the next-gen Honda Civic Type R