If you’re a Honda fan, there’s no doubt that you’ll be familiar with Mugen. Founded in 1973 by Hirotoshi Honda, son of Soichiro Honda himself, the brand is renowned for its extreme tuned ...

‘Shrinking violet’ and ‘FK8 Honda Civic Type R’ are phrases rarely seen in the same sentence, but Japanese tuner Mugen – which was founded back in 1973 by Soichiro Honda’s son ...

Following media speculation, MUGEN EURO Co., Ltd has confirmed the development of a highly-tuned Honda Civic Type R 'MUGEN' concept prototype road car, using the same powertrain as the Civic MUGEN ...

Here’s something you don’t see up for sale in the UK all that often – a JDM-only FD2 Honda Civic Type R. What a shame we got lumped with the little-bit-lardy FN2 instead. But hang on, this ...

The FL5-generation Civic Type R may have toned down the styling from the previous-generation FK8, but in Mugen form the car looks more extreme than ever. There’s a bigger front splitter ...

Dad Mode Almost 10 years after its debut, if you look hard enough, you can find a Mugen RR edition CTR for sale in Japan, and that's just what Takeru Tojo did back in 2015. After owning and ...

EVO notes that the current Mugen RR sedan’s 2.0-liter engine makes 237 bhp (versus 198 bhp from the factory), with 160 pound-feet of torque ¬– a 10% increase over a stock Type-R.

The FD2-era Honda Civic Type R is already a mighty Japanese hot hatch, but this wasn’t enough for the tuning arm Mugen when it first dropped back in 2007. Now, British JDM sales showroom Torque ...

A Mugen-tuned version of the 3.2-liter C32B V6 powered the RR concept. What was surprising about this engine was its longitudinal placement, as opposed to the transverse layout of the standard NSX.