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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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2004 Honda Civic 3-door review. Image by Shane O' Donoghue.

2004 Honda Civic 3-door review
2004 Honda Civic (1.6 SE & Type-R)
The Honda Civic, which accounts for almost half of all Honda models sold in the UK, was facelifted this year; not out of necessity in my opinion.
Revised S2000 raises the bar. Image by Shane O' Donoghue.

Revised S2000 raises the bar
2004 Honda S2000 (2.0 VTEC Roadster manual)
The delivery of a two-seater sportscar with 240 bhp driving through the rear wheels has got to be a good way to start the day...
2003 Honda Civic Type R review. Image by Mark Sims.

2003 Honda Civic Type R review
2003 Honda Civic Type R (Road test)
We live in a cost-cutting society. People are more interested in the supermarket that sells baked beans for three pence a can than the one that has a good range of fresh organic produce. Compare your grandparents' furniture to the flat pack variety found in the average household. To grab the attention of the masses, a company must now have prices that significantly undercut its rivals. Which is how the Honda Civic Type R bowed in as the latest contender for hot hatch superiority.
Honda Accord Tourer Type S review. Image by Shane O' Donoghue.

Honda Accord Tourer Type S review
2003 Honda Accord Tourer (2.4-litre i-VTEC Type S manual)
Is there a need for large, fast estate cars? Going by the number on the market, and on the road, one would assume that families, dogs and luggage across the country are blatting along our A-roads and dispatching hot hatches at the traffic lights grand prix.
Honda HRV review. Image by Shane O' Donoghue.

Honda HRV review
2003 Honda HRV (1.6 SOHC VTEC 5-door)
I understand that there is a need for a certain number of off-road and sport utility vehicles in the world. A Ford Mondeo is a fine car, but I don't fancy its chances on the sand dunes of Africa or the Amazonian jungle. Back here in the UK though the need for an SUV is reduced. Admittedly we sometimes have a snowy winter, and the jobs of some people are made easier by the use of a vehicle which can tackle a variety of terrains. My one major problem though is one I know I am not alone in having - the school run.

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