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American Honda Achieves Best October in Six Years Powered by Record Sales of Light Trucks and Hybrid Models
04 Nov 2026
American Honda (AHM) sales grew 8.0% in October (119,952 units) for its best October results since 2020, powered by strong passenger car sales, record October light truck sales (+9.6%) and record sales of hybrid models (+5.1%).
American Honda Supports 109 dB Sound Limit for 2027 Season
03 Nov 2026
American Honda today expressed its full support for the upcoming 109-decibel sound limit, set to take effect for the 2027 AMA Supercross, AMA Pro Motocross and SuperMotocross Championships.
Acura Begins U.S. Sales of More than 3,000 First-Gen NSX Reproduction Parts Exclusively at Acura Dealers
02 Nov 2026
Honda Racing Corporation Displays Racing Pedigree at 2026 SEMA Show; Civic Type R HRC Concept Makes North American Debut
30 Oct 2026
Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC US) will display a dozen racing machines at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas (Nov. 3-6).
Honda Racing Corporation to Unveil Groundbreaking New Trophy Truck to Compete in 2027 SCORE World Desert Championship
27 Oct 2026
Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC US) will debut a groundbreaking new race truck – the Honda Passport Baja Spec – developed to compete in the top Trophy Truck class of the 2027 SCORE World Desert Championship.
Superhero Supercar Up for Bid: Acura NSX Roadster from Marvel’s The Avengers Auction Now Live on Cars & Bids
26 Oct 2026
Honda Racing to Launch HRC Performance Parts at 2026 SEMA Show; Sales Begin March 2027
22 Oct 2026
Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC US) will launch its first line of HRC Performance Parts for on-road and off-road applications at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, November 3-6.
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