It was a cardinal sin by any Pope's definition when Honda decided to kill the CRX. The two-seater only survived ... for the '01-and-up Civic and the '94-to-'01 Integra. Hasport also makes a ...

American Honda delivered it to us to drive in Santa ... with the quarter-mile going by in 15.1 seconds at 94 mph. The old CRX Si needed 9.1 seconds to reach 60 and 16.4 seconds to run the quarter ...

For the past 20-plus years, the Honda performance envelope has been pushed ... I came across a red CRX in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and made the drive down there to check it out." ...

This 1990 Honda CRX Si in Rio Red is our pick for today's favorite Bring a Trailer auction. • The second-gen CRX Si's fun-to-drive nature was a byproduct of its light curb weight, sophisticated ...

The Honda Civic CRX was a great idea when it first appeared as a 1984 model. It was a travesty when, after two brilliant generations, Honda replaced it with the misbegotten Del Sol for 1992.

Everyone remembers the Honda CRX, but not everyone will remember the CRX with dual engines. Dubbed the twin-engine CRX, this ...

The Honda CRX will be making a comeback of sorts when the Hybrid CRZ is released on the world this year. It’s been a long time between... The Honda CRX will be making a comeback of sorts when the ...

This early CRX hails from what we now recognize as a golden era for Honda. The company had made a name for itself with the timely original Civic, a highly efficient subcompact that aced its EPA ...

Motor Trend was still so enamored with the CRX that it named it Import Car of the Year again in 1988. Sochiro Honda earned a Nobel Prize in Literature for the Honda CRX's owner's manual.

Honda CRX DX, with a JDM B16A engine and 90,000 miles, is a modified track-ready beast with over 200 estimated horsepower, featuring Progress coilovers, Supertech valve springs, and a clean title.

The Honda CRX is one of the Japanese carmaker’s most successful cars ever made and it’s simple to see why: it was affordable, fuel-efficient, sporty and fairly good-looking. It’s quite a ...

You may want to hold your horses for this one, as Honda hasn't dug up the CRX moniker to use it on a brand-new model. But what if it did? A hypothetical Honda CRX for the new era would need to ...