R to Honda is like M to BMW. This letter signifies the finest-handling cars of the Japanese manufacturer, as well as the most powerful cars it produces. This designation rolled out in 1992 with the ...
If you’re looking for a better argument for slow car fast over fast car slow, look no further than Honda’s Type R gems of the ’90s. The ‘R’ may stand for racing, but the DC2 Integra Type R only pushes ...
In the pantheon of great-driving vehicles, the Integra Type R holds a special place. Often considered the best-handling FWD production car ever made, the DC2 entered production in 1995 as a JDM-only ...
Performance FWD fantasies almost always start with Honda's Type R line and the late 90s/early 2000 models, like the DC2 and EK9 pictured here, will forever remain at the forefront of Honda fans ...
Oh, how tantalising the technical ingredients of the Integra Type R were. Still are, in fact, 20 years later. The first Type R model to be launched in Britain used a very special, 8,500rpm 1.8-litre ...
The Acura Integra, much like the Honda Civic, defined a generation of modern-day hot rodders. With its relatively light chassis, excellent suspension setup and plethora of B-series engine options, it ...
Every so often a car comes along that’s truly groundbreaking. One that years after its debut is still revered as a brilliant piece of engineering, one that has stood the test of time so well that it ...
The majority of you were sold on the £5850 BMW E34 M5 we featured last week, seeing it as a chance to get a potent and hand-built saloon for relatively little outlay. Many were still concerned about ...
Every so often a car comes along that’s truly groundbreaking. One that years after its debut is still revered as a brilliant piece of engineering, one that has stood the test of time so well that it ...
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