Monday, 26 December 2011
Honda to update manufacturing process
According to Japan's Nikkei daily, Honda is set to update their plant manufacturing processes to make lighter vehicles. This is via the use of welding and other techniques, thus saving the weight of mounting bolts and so forth. The first model to benefit from this update is the new N-Box mini-van. Others are expected to follow soon. Apparently the primary target of this updated process will be
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Hot Import Nights (HIN) debuts in Malaysia
Hot Import Nights (HIN) is a popular car-show featuring compact and tuner import cars in the U.S.A. This show is
owned and run by Hot Import Nights (the company) who are located in Orange County, California. In the U.S. HINs are
mostly single-night events held in many different cities across the US, ranging from hardcore car enthusiasts cities
like Los Angeles, New
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Cleanest Internal Combustion engined car in the world
TOV member Andrew, who is also a Honda salesperson specialising in 'green cars' made this video to demonstrate how clean the Honda Civic GX is. The whole TOV community agrees that he is a little bit crazy to do the things he did in the video but it certainly demonstrates how much trust and commitment he has to his beliefs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEvfvPf0uJg&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEvfvPf0uJg&feature=player_embedded
Monday, 12 December 2011
300 bookings for Honda CR-Z in Malaysia
As expected, the superb pricing and a unique package has made the Honda CR-Z a hit in Malaysia. Honda Malaysia has announced that they have received 300 bookings for the car, despite widespread knowledge that a more powerful version is in the works.
It has also been announced by some that the automatic (CVT) version will be launched in March next year. Meanwhile Honda Malaysia has added
The future of Acura
While I wasn't at the Tokyo Motor Show, vtec.net 'chief' Jeff Palmer was there and was part of the contingent who participated in the roundtable discussion with Honda CEO Ito-san, as well as the special preview of future Honda car directions, including test-driving the 'future Accord'. Coverage of these events are now 'the' hot news around automotive publications around the world. Yet when I
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