and while it might work on some little toy motorcycle engine...I see no potential for it on one of our GM car engines." Eventually, this statement got back to the head of Honda, Soichiro Honda.

Toyota swallowed Hino and got the Hilux. Honda was a scrappy little company, but the expectation was it'd fall in line. Soichiro Honda was not a fall-in-line kinda guy. Honda's company began as a ...

Honda had a last-mile solution before anyone was using the phrase. It’s back, but reimagined for the digital era.

You have to wonder whether Soichiro Honda ... For one thing, Honda might be sandbagging a little here. Just as the Accord V6 coupe puts down wheel horsepower figures suspiciously close to the ...

An initial of not only the brand's name, but also the name of its founder Soichiro Honda, the "H" icon has ... and right stems that leaned outward a little more. It was also surrounded by a ...

Something about humanity, and our lord Soichiro Honda. Sure, I see the Happy Honda ... Combustion and lighting the two candles (the little one in its own separate, small pre-combustion holder ...

Soichiro Honda wasn't happy with the auditory or environmental ... That first Super Cub could carry 3 liters of gas (a little more than 3/4 of a gallon), and reach a top speed of 43 mph.

Company founder Soichiro Honda saw the success Volkswagen had with ... meaning these quirky little kei cars are now eligible to be brought to the United States.

It is OK for the motorbike to be handled a little roughly ... It was an order that was uniquely Soichiro Honda-esque, the founder of the company who despised imitation. Thanks to its easy ...