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Covert Ops Whenever you park at a Home Depot, your presence is tracked on the premises using Flock Safety's automated license plate recognition cameras. These cameras capture and process data and feed it directly to a database that's accessible to law enforcement across the U.S. The issue stems from the policies the retailer has in place for operating the cameras, who gets the data, and who gets to act on the information in said data. That, and the questionable reputation of Flock Safety, a com

Quick Lube Convenience If you’re not heading to a dealership to service your car, quick lube shops are the usual next stop. They’re quite accessible and generally cheaper, making them the go-to for basic jobs like oil changes. But there’s a tradeoff. Once you leave the dealer network, things get messy if something fails. Warranty claims can fall apart quickly, especially if the shop used non-OEM parts or skipped a step. That’s exactly what happened to this engine teardown of a 2024 Honda Accord

Although the Honda Accord has faced declining sales this year, it’s still one of the best-selling midsize sedans in the country. If not for a Toyota Camry-sized problem, the Accord would have no rivals to worry about on the sales charts.  If you want to get behind the wheel of a new Accord, Honda has a couple of lease deals running this December. The cheapest of these makes the Accord marginally more affordable to lease than its Toyota rival, so let’s take a closer look at the numbers. Related:

Happy Birthday, Honda Accord! May 8, 2026, marks the 50th birthday of the Honda Accord. Born in 1976, the first-generation model debuted and then went on to become one of the Japanese automaker's most successful models ever. From businessmen to celebrities like Ludacris, the Accord has gained worldwide acclaim in the 50 years that it's spent driving around the globe. In that time, the nameplate sold a grand total of 25 million units, accumulated millions of miles with countless owners, and is c

More Recreation Options for Honda and Acura Overlanding isn't exactly a word we'd associate with Honda or Acura, though models like the Passport show that the companies are more than willing to appeal to that audience. Granted, Acura doesn't have a rugged-looking vehicle just yet, but it's safe to say that it's bound to happen. And with a more adventurous lifestyle comes accessories that will inevitably be attached to the car. With that, both Honda and Acura have partnered with Thule to sell its

The Race to Put a Solid-State Battery on the Road Automotive patents don’t always focus on a new product that is about to hit showrooms. More often, they give us a peek at the real issues carmakers face in the background – especially for upcoming breakthroughs. Solid-state batteries are a perfect example of that right now. In a nutshell, solid-state batteries replace the liquid electrolyte in today’s lithium-ion batteries with a solid material. On paper, that means more energy, quicker charging,

A Passion For Driving There are very few automotive brands that can say they were born out of a passion for driving – Honda is one of them. Throughout its history, it has produced models that are iconic for their outstanding driving performance. Doubling down on that idea, Honda has chosen to showcase its passion once more by displaying multiple models and concepts reflecting its love for driving in various forms. Its most recent stage was the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon (TAS).

S+ Shift Trickles Down To Regular Models Honda’s reborn Prelude introduced a shift in hybrid performance. Central to that philosophy is S+ Shift – a control technology debuting in the Prelude’s hybrid powertrain that aims to bring back the tactile engagement often lost in electrified vehicles. By syncing engine speed, motor output, and acceleration, S+ Shift creates a more pronounced, step-like response under heavy throttle, offering drivers sharper feedback and a more emotional connection behi

The Trade-Offs As turbochargers and other advanced engine technologies become more common, newer vehicles generally deliver measurable gains over their predecessors in efficiency, emissions, and performance. However, YouTuber speedkar99 argues that this added complexity can come at the expense of long-term reliability, a claim he supports through a teardown of Honda’s R18 engine. The R18 is a 1.8-liter naturally aspirated inline-four used in the 8th- and 9th-generation Honda Civic. It is also n

Racing Knowledge Translated to Cool Road Cars Every carmaker with a motorsport arm worth its salt eventually funnels track lessons into road cars. Sometimes, though, racing teams do that, too. Autobacs Racing Team Aguri (ARTA) is doing exactly that at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon with a Civic Type R project that sits far outside the usual tuning playbook. Formed in 1997 by former Formula 1 driver Aguri Suzuki and Autobacs, ARTA has long competed at the sharp end of Japanese motorsport, particularly

Honda has spent years marketing itself as the sensible choice, and nowhere is that more true than in its safety record. The Civic, Accord, and CR-V aren't just three of Honda's most popular models. They're three of the most commonly purchased vehicles in America. Parents buy them. New drivers inherit them. Fleets lease them by the dozen. So when the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) puts them through their paces, people pay attention. All three are capable of earning the institute's

These aren't sports cars, but somebody has to win Nobody buys a Honda Civic, Toyota Prius, or Ford Bronco Sport expecting to embarrass Mustangs at a stoplight. These are practical cars for practical people: good fuel economy, reasonable cargo space, the kind of vehicles that appear in "best family car under $35,000" roundups and end up in suburban driveways next to basketball hoops.

Every month in the United States, thousands of compact crossovers are sold. This is a crucial segment in the country, where vehicles are expected to do everything well, including safety. Often used as family vehicles, these crossovers should protect you in a crash and have the necessary technologies to help you avoid an accident in the first place.  Since the 2026 Toyota RAV4 hasn’t been tested for safety yet, we’ve compared the latest results of three other big-sellers in this category: the Hon

The EV federal tax credit has been dead for many months now, but a new discount offered by Honda for the Prologue electric SUV makes it feel like it never went away. The automaker has slashed the price of the 2026 Prologue by $7,500, which was the maximum amount EV buyers used to get as a tax credit. The discount is available across all trims, making the 2026 Prologue much better value for customers. It Starts at Just Under $40,000 After the Price Cut

Why a Cabin Air Filter Matters More Than You Think Cabin air filters are easy to overlook, but they play a meaningful role in everyday driving. Their job is to trap dust, pollen, exhaust particles, and other debris before air enters the cabin through the HVAC system. A clogged or dirty filter can reduce airflow, strain the blower motor, and allow unpleasant odors or allergens to circulate inside the car. For drivers with allergies or those who spend a lot of time in traffic, a fresh cabin air fi

Seriously? From convenient to annoying, monthly subscription services have risen beyond their convenience and straight into annoyance. What started as paywalls to unlock features already available on owned vehicles – as was the case with BMW and its pay-to-heat-the-seat debacle – and also more advanced paywalls, like Tesla's full self-driving function. While the latter makes sense because it costs money to run data centers, hire people to run them, and pay developers to improve the system, amon

Honda handed its three-row Pilot quite a substantial update recently. The 2026 model now looks a bit tougher and also enjoys a quieter interior, an upgraded suite of features, and retuned steering. These updates came at a good time, as this segment has gotten a boost from new arrivals like the Hyundai Palisade and imminently available Kia Telluride. However, there are still lease deals on the 2025 Honda Pilot for January. If you don’t absolutely need the latest tech but want a comfortable crosso

What Triggered the Recall Honda is recalling 65,135 units of the 2024 Honda Prologue and 2024 Acura ZDX electric vehicles due to a software fault that could leave drivers flying blind, without their rearview cameras, instrument clusters, or warning lights. The problem has been traced to the vehicle’s Radio Control Module (RCM), where six independent software defects can trigger a processing error that prevents the module from transmitting data to the vehicle's displays. Honda began investigating

The Honda Prelude name carries real prestige, which makes its modern revival all the more confusing. Between the underwhelming 200-hp hybrid powertrain and the gearless S+ Shift system, expectations were already tempered. Then came another small but influential oddity. When the new Prelude is parked, pressing the accelerator does absolutely nothing, not even a synthetic growl. Naturally, questions followed, prompting The Drive to ask Honda directly. And the explanation makes as much sense as the

Honda is preparing for something no one saw coming. The Japanese automaker expects to report its first net loss since going public in 1957, with projections suggesting a hit of up to 2.5 trillion yen ($15.7 billion). The main driver is a sharp reversal in its electric vehicle strategy, particularly in North America, where three EV projects, excluding its Sony collaboration, have now been scrapped. EV Slowdown Hits Hard Ho

Honda’s troubles with its 3.5-liter V6 engine keep getting worse. In August last year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched an investigation into 1.4 million vehicles following reports of prematurely failing engines. Prior to this, in 2023, Honda issued a recall for certain models with this V6. But many Honda and Acura owners remain unhappy, and the situation has now escalated into a class action lawsuit. Considering the sheer number of cars involved, Honda is far

HR-V Gets a Butch Glow-up Honda has revealed a partially updated version of the Honda ZR-V in Japan, the model sold in the US as the Honda HR-V. The refreshed SUV introduces a revised grade structure, expanded hybrid offerings, and new special-edition variants aimed at premium and outdoor-focused buyers. The updated ZR-V is scheduled to launch in Japan in late March 2026, with advance reservations already open in its home market. The ZR-V lineup is now fully hybrid, with every variant powered by

Honda had a standout April 2026, posting strong overall sales and setting a new benchmark for hybrids. With a balanced lineup and consistent performers across key segments, the brand is clearly getting the fundamentals right. Even its niche seller, the Prelude, had its best month yet, outperforming its monthly target. Strong Sales and Record Hybrid Demand Honda Honda’s April perfo

Honda Sued For Its Idle Stop A feature that's meant to save drivers some dollars at the pump might end up costing Honda dearly, think about $36,000,000 in legal fees and expenses. The lawsuit revolves around Honda's Idle-Stop feature and how it refused to start the engine up again after activating, Car Complaints reports. How Honda's system works is that it shuts off the engine after it comes to a stop and idles for more than two seconds. When the brake pedal is released, the system will restar