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Driven: Honda Jazz Crosstar. Image by Honda.

Driven: Honda Jazz Crosstar
The Honda Jazz soldiers on as a practical supermini option, but the sheer expense of it and the coarse drivetrain do detract from the overall picture.
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The SUV that thinks it's an estate. Image by Syd Wall.

The SUV that thinks it's an estate
2007 Honda CR-V (EX manual)
With all the backlash against 4x4s, the perceived gas-guzzlers, it's no surprise that manufacturers are trying to play down their SUVs and compare them not with other off-roaders, but with more socially acceptable estate cars. That's always been the aim of Honda's CR-V.
A milder mannered Type R. Image by James Jenkins.

A milder mannered Type R
2007 Honda Civic Type R (Road test - GT)
Honda has moved the Type R Civic into the mainstream, but it's still a joy to drive.
Sporting Civic is no hot hatch. Image by Syd Wall.

Sporting Civic is no hot hatch
2007 Honda Civic (Road test - Type S 2.2 i-CTDi GT)
Just down from the Type R Civic in terms of sportiness is the three-door only Type S.
The car that (almost) drives itself. Image by Honda.

The car that (almost) drives itself
2006 Honda Accord (2.4 i-VTEC EX with ADAS)
As part of a model revamp Honda now offers the Accord with ADAS, a system that could safe your life.
Time to vote conservative. Image by James Jenkins.

Time to vote conservative
2006 Honda Civic (5-door manual 1.8 i-VTEC ES)
Step forward the new Honda Civic, the model charged with adding mass market appeal and cool to the dynamic promises made by the Type R's legacy.

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