Although the Honda and Nissan merger fell apart in early 2025, the two Japanese giants plan to work together on software-defined vehicles.
It’s not more efficient, but rising sales figures mean that the sports sedan that just won’t die is back for another model year.
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard rumors of a rugged Mustang, and it seems an all-terrain variant might still arrive before the end of this decade.
We’re wondering how Chrysler's refreshed minivan took years to develop.
Honda is looking to make huge budget cuts by the end of the decade as it looks to compete with Chinese automakers.