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Honda is one of the best-known automobile manufacturers the world over with various different lines. They are known for producing cars, trucks, motorbikes and power equipment. You can find the service manuals for the automobiles listed on this page available free of charge as PDFs.


Browse by Honda Model (10 in total)

Accord

The Accord started out life in the mid-1970s as a compact car but by the late-1980s it grew into a mid-size car. A luxury version of the car is marketed by Honda through its Acura brand that they gave the model name TSX and then the TLX

Civic

The Civic has been a popular model since the early 1970s when it was first introduced. It has served as a platform for many other models over the years such as the CR-V compact crossover SUV as well as many performance trims such as the Type R

CR-V

The CR-V is a compact crossover SUV built on top of the Civic platform, with production starting in the mid-1990s. It has gone from a very utilitarian vehicle to the sleek featureful model it is today winning many customers along the way

Element

The Element is a quirky compact SUV with many unique features that make access to the configurable interior easy. Dog owners loved the car and it won awards for being canine-friendly, something Honda capitalized on by offering optional features for

Fit/Jazz

The Fit (or Jazz as it's known in Europe) is a subcompact car that replaced the Logo and City models. It was awarded "World Car of the Year Japan" twice and was used as the platform for the popular HR-V subcompact crossover SUV

HR-V

The Honda HR-V kicked off the subcompact crossover SUV segment of the market when it was launched in 1998. It was initially built using the Logo chassis but as it entered its second generation it was then moved to the Fit/Jazz chassis

Odyssey

Launched in the mid-1990s, the Odyssey is the company's compact MPV offering for the US market. Although it has a limited engine and transmission range it does offer customization through trims and optional features

Pilot

The Pilot is Honda's mid-size crossover SUV built upon the Accord platform. It began production in 2002 and is now in its third generation with a near-perfect safety score from NHTSA and modern driver-aids as standard

Ridgeline

The Honda Ridgeline is a pickup truck built using a crossover SUV platform, leading it to be lightweight and cheaper to run. Modern examples share their platform with the Pilot and boast features such as a scratch-resistant trunk

S2000

The S2000 was a 2-seater roadster that boasted high-end features such as an LSD and double wishbone suspension in an affordable package. It went through 2 generations of design before production finally stopped in 2009

About Honda

Honda is a Japanese manufacturer, specializing in cars, motorbikes and power equipment.

They have a vast array of cars on the market. Their first-ever automobile was the Honda T360, which was a Kei car, built-in 1963.

The next car, also produced in 1963, was a two-door roadster, known as the S500. Honda tried to make an impact primarily in the kei car niche, focusing on delivery vans and pick-up platforms, which used the same chassis.

Nowadays, Honda tends to focus on producing Hybrid cars. Its most famous model is the Civic Hybrid, an excellent car that can compete with the likes of the Toyota Prius. With these innovations, Honda has been able to have a major impact in US and European markets, where it now sells thousands of cars every year. In fact, it’s one of the leading manufacturers of small hybrid cars in the world.

Honda has building sites all over the world. A small portion of Honda’s vehicles are still made in Japan. However, the majority are now made overseas, closer to their target markets in the United States as well as Mexico.

Hondas in general do have some common problems. For instance, many drives have experienced issues with the airbags, which didn’t deploy in the event of a crash.

Furthermore, some Hondas, in particular the 2006 Civic range, suffer from frequently cracked engine blocks. This crack exposed coolant, which led to the car’s engine overheating.

Some drivers have also reported AC problems as well as premature brake wear. This has led to Honda compensating their car owners, showing their positive ability to deal with complaints and problems that come their way.

Despite these problems, Honda is a highly successful company, taking a large portion of the market, not only in the car industry but also in the motorbike and power equipment sectors.

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