There are a lot of things to get excited about when considering the Geneva Motor Show. We already know that there will be a lot of innovative concept cars and newly developed automotive technology showcased. While everyone here at Tameron Honda is definitely eager to see everything, there is one thing in particular that really has our attention. For our fans out in the greater Birmingham area who haven't heard, a Honda Civic Wagon concept vehicle is scheduled to appear during the show.

Back in 1991, Honda cut the Civic hatchback from the American lineup, as drivers in the U.S. favored the styling of a compact sedan. Some have missed it, but overall, Honda hasn't suffered because of the decision - the Civic is one of the best-selling cars in the country. Regardless of the success of both the sedan and coupe models here in America, drivers in other parts of the world have hankering for the...

We usually don't say much about the Beijing Auto Show, as the concepts and new models that debut there are usually only destined for Chinese markets. But Honda took a bit of a different approach this year, and they showed up in Beijing with a few concepts, one of which they promise would make a global appearance as a production model by 2013 or 2014.

The first of these, the Concept C, is a...

The Crosstour turns four in 2013, and in honor of that celebration, Honda has some changes in store. The concept version of the 2013 Honda Crosstour is set to debut at the New York Auto Show this week, and the production version will roll into dealer showrooms later this year.

They're keeping their lips tightly sealed before the show, but we expect that the newly-available four-cylinder engine as well as the powerful V6 will?

Have you ever heard of the Tokyo Auto Salon (TAS)? Well, much like the annual SEMA show in Las Vegas, TAS is where automakers gather to show off their customized vehicles and aftermarkets parts. Even more than they do at the American show, automakers take their cars extreme levels to showcase the lengths to which their willing to go to create the most unique, speediest, most customizable vehicles available.

Honda is no stranger to this...

Last month, we told you about how Honda was amid recovery efforts in their Thailand and Japanese factories. In all, 2011 was a pretty tough year for the automaker. But at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, the automaker made some bold moves to assure everybody they aren't going anywhere. "We're here to serve notice...that Honda is again firing on all cylinders," says John Mendel, Honda America Executive VP...

Right before the big auto show in Tokyo, Honda opened up their R&D facility in Japan to major dealers across the U.S. and Canada so they could get a taste for the innovations they're set to deliver over the next couple of years. What did they find? Well, those lucky enough to pay a visit to the R&D Center and the adjacent Twin-Ring Motegi racetrack got to see an entirely new...