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Honda het nog altyd ‘n sekere bekoring met my en met talle ander persone, wat ek ken, gehad. Soos my einste kollega. Ek het groot geword met Honda’s in my gesin en elk van my ouers se Honda’s het iets uniek gehad; iets wat die vervaardiger laat uitstaan het bo ander.
Honda South Africa has just released two new models to their fleet. A new Ballade and a completely new “RV” model employing the letter W… the WR-V!
Honda Suider-Afrika het sopas twee nuwe modelle bekend gestel, waarvan een ‘n splinternuwe model op die mark is. Ons het die geleentheid gehad om die Wes-Kaapse paaie met hierdie twee aan te durf.
Above image: Covered by 4 inches of snow, lies the 6th Honda that I’ve owned since my first car.
Good news, dear reader. Everything is back to normal in one part of my automotive imagination. After years of turbo-diesel automatics, yodeling CVT’s and GreenDream gobbledygook, my overall impression of Honda has been yanked perilously close to its original state by this new 2018 Amaze 1.2 Comfort.
Ag no man. Your mother-in-law is coming along on holiday and the kids want to take ALL their toys and sports equipment along. Where are you going to fit all of this?
Perhaps you have already invested in a sizable trailer and decent roof-top box but your car simply can’t handle more luggage. Well, we at NamWheels love to help and have compiled a list of cars with at least 400L of luggage space. Big enough to put your skoonma in the boot.
Met die bekendstelling van die nuutse Jazz het van ons ouer joernaliste die glorie van Honda se eerste toetrede tot die Suider-Afrikaanse mark weer herleef. Dit was vroeg in die sestigerjare toe ek nog op skool was en my eerste besoek aan die renbaan in Oos-Londen gebring het.
Every now and then, one slips through the net. Despite being voluntarily bombarded with the latest car-related information on a daily basis, the new Honda Ballade’s arrival at my house caused a smidgen of confusion. It looks nothing like the last Ballade I reviewed. When did they change it?
Do you still remember the pop-up headlight Honda Ballade? What about the square one before that? These dependable and practical cars were uniquely named for South Africa and were actually called Honda Civic everywhere else – of which the ninth generation was just launched.