Let's say you just finished canyon-carving in your Honda S2000. You enjoyed its lightweight chassis, 50-50 weight distribution and the sounds emitted from its naturally aspirated engine as that ...

From everyday commuter models to purpose-built performance models, these forgotten Honda legends are once again becoming ...

For two years back in the mid 1960s, Honda produced a fun little sports car that wore the name S600. You could get it as a coupe or a roadster, and power was provided by a 606-cc flat 4-cylinder ...

The Honda S600 is a remnant from Honda’s fledgling days of building cars. They launched production of their first automobile, the T360 kei truck, in 1963. Their second car, the ambitious S500 sports ...

The S600 was a small two-seat sports car built by Honda in the Sixties. Under the hood is a gem of an engine; a 606cc naturally aspirated inline-four capable of revving to nearly 10,000 rpm. The one ...

In the mid 1960s, a Japanese journalist named Shotaro Kobayashi shipped his white Honda S600 to Europe, and spend the next two months and 7500 miles hitting all the highlights. He toured the Porsche ...

If you’re in the market for a classic to turn into a dragster, there’s a good chance you’ll end up with an American car in your driveway. After all, there’s a huge amount of aftermarket support for ...