Hello everyone. Thank you so much for watching my little edit! I’m glad it’s entertained some of you. But I want to make a few things clear. 1. Yes, somehow, I forgot the S2000. My bad. I was gonna make a second edit but it got copyright claimed before I even published it. 2. I just made this video for fun. I’m not making a dime off of it. Nor will I ever, because these clips are not mine. I just wanted to make this video because I love Honda and I thought it would be cool to make, and it was! 3. No, I don’t hate modern Honda. I wrote in the description that I don’t hate it. But I want to be up front about it here that I don’t think modern Honda is bad or anything, just a bit more boring compared to back in the day (imo ofc, if you disagree I can see where your coming from) Finally, thanks for watching. Have a great day!
I think out of all the Japanese brands Honda had kept the most authentic with itself. Yeah, maybe their cars aren’t screaming VTECs anymore and they’re starting to make more EV’s, but we still have a civic SI and Type R that have 6 speeds, and they’re most certainly civic sports because they handle like a dream. I don’t mind the Honda E, either, I actually wish we got them here in the U.S because they seem more interesting than a Tesla or some crap. I don’t mind the changes cause to me Honda was always the company that made interesting affordable cars, not a racing giant. Their racing days were glorious, make no mistake, but I was under no impression they’d last forever, just look at Mitsubishi’s meteoric rise and their tragic fall just a few years later and it’ll tell you that no matter how good you are, sometimes you just have to change up your game to keep relevant.
agreed and the Type R get improvement (turbo) even though I disagree with the move, they are required to pump more power. not like a certain brand I wont name turning a flagship v8 sports car into a hybrid 4 cylinder because their 4 cylinder is the most powerful production engine
@@NNfullsend going turbo made them more fuel efficient and lightweight, so I won’t complain much. I still think the sport civic platforms they offer are superb and I plan to buy a ‘16 Si within the next 6 or so months. I’ll be sure to update this comment thread on if I get it and how I like it!
@@B18CdelSol96 it’s definitely unfortunate, but I think their R&D is costing too much for them to maintain their costs working in F1. Who knows, Maybe they’ll develop the tech for the first full electric F1 car and come back with it!
I go to highschool and my grandad drives a civic and whenever someone would try to talk trash about our old car i cant help but to feel bad. That said car has made me so much memories that cant be forgotten
People will always talk shit about old cars and especially old Civics...It's sad.Respect to your grandpa for keeping the Civic! These cars, probably unlike the trash talker's parents' cars, were made to last long with proper maintenance.
Fuck those people. My dad still drives his 93 accord he bought in 98. It’s been here for most of my life and memory. Almost everything is OEM besides the muffler that rusted away, a new starter and wheels. Just basic maintenance. Some people just don’t understand
I own a 2013 CR-Z with the HPD supercharger and a 1985 CRX Si. It really does hurt knowing they're trying to phase out what they're known for. I hope the Type Rs do well enough to last until the bitter end. Over the next several years I plan to turn the CRX into a restomod Mugen race car with an engine hand built in Japan and shipped to the US with replica widebody panels made. I want it to use it in autocross and open track days when it's all said and done.
This video really touched me. Maybe I'm emotionally vulnerable right now because I was just crying over some family issues, but thats past the point. This is one of my favorite songs and honda has always been a favorite of mine. Seeing this video just made me reminisce on some of the legendary ways honda has impacted the motorsports scene, and owning one of the last manual civics in production(hopefully this isnt true) it just hurts me to see. hopefully keeps their path with their legacy and continues to produce cars for the enthusiast audience regardless of profitability.
@Khamzat K well. The NSX is done too. And if we consider Honda/Acura as one then Honda has basically only one petrolhead oriented car with 6mt in 3 different flavors: Civic Si/Acura integra/Civic Type-R. Still better than Mitsubishi, yes.
Honda is a very interesting company. They build cars like the fit but at the same time stuff like the nsx or the s2000. then there's their bike division which is huge. then robotics, airplanes.. the list is fucking long. very diverse and very capable products on all sides.
yes. I only owned Honda products to this day. 3 civic hatches, one of them was an ep3 type r which i absolutely loved and then started with bikes. an old honda cb500 and later a 954rr. brilliant machines by a brilliant company
I really miss the high-revving fun of the 90s Hondas. The steering and gearbox feel was so crisp and connected to the soul of the car. You just can't reproduce that with electronic steering/throttle control yet.
I've had a love-hate relationship with honda in the past, but have always said one thing... Honda knows how to build a godamn engine Ironically i've finally made my peace with them and they are talking about retiring their gas engines :(
Funny you say that, was the same for me until I drove my close friend’s EM2 that was lowered on coils and had a ton of other handling upgrades. I pretty much instantly fell in love after that.
@@fireangel1067 i feel like if they continue making sports evs there’s no way they won’t engineer some type of electric vtec equivalent. it’s way too ingrained in their brand identity
My guy. Honda just pumped out the (probably) fastest FWD sports car in the market (11th gen Type R) and they are still powering a Formula 1 team (under another name) that is beating the unbeatable Mercedes on a PU level. Even if they do leave Formula 1, rumor has it that they plan to come back in 2026 since they still have the infrastructure in place. Also, the sendoff they had with their NSX Type-S has been special given their GT3 car has won a handful of races a well. They're doing fine along with Toyota. They sell enough regular cars to still produce one off modern day "everyday" gasoline sports car wonders like the Type R and Corolla GR. Subaru on the other hand...
Subaru on their way to make the WRX into a frog lmao I also didn’t expect someone with nearly 500k subs comment on my video lol, but as I said, this video is more to honor Honda’s legacy as a manufacturer.
Proud to have worked for them and visited the factories in Japan and been apart of the vision. I will always be team Red. No machines will be closer to my heart. They have saved my life more than once, brought me years of fun and enjoyment, and wherever they are now, I hope they are alright. I owe them a great deal. 2002 CRF150 EU2000i 2004 Acura TL 2008 CRF450R EM5000s XR650L Also can't forget in offroad, Honda's dominance. Jeremy McGrath and Johnny Campbell have 18 championships (between them) on Red bikes. It took 20 years for other manufactures to catch up to Honda dirt bikes.
Nothing symbolises the end of the true Honda Age than a rev counter no longer counting up beyond 8,000rpm. (At least they’re still producing awesome sports models like the Civic Type R, though.)
0:24 It’s so heartwarming that Honda Racing’s motto was “Try! Try! Try!” 🥲 the little Type R company from Japan that showed the world how to have fun with VTEC and Formula 1. It was just a small engine company back then, way smaller than Toyota and Nissan. To make a name and stand out between Toyota, Nissan, Mistsubishi, Subaru, Mazda, and Suzuki they had to innovate.
I love honda, probably my favorite car company about there. with the new type R, i’m hoping they can still provide some fun before the electric take over
The 80s and 90s where the golden age. In Japan, in the US and also in Europe. They made great little city cars. But what they really got to perfection, were coupes. The CRX, the Integra, the Prelude, the Legend Coupe, the Accord Coupe, the EU Accord Aerodeck. But also cars like the Rover 200 Coupe had Honda DNA. And then there was the NSX. Yes the new ones are not so exciting anymore. But to every one that says they bought a KIA instead, I answer: look at the new KIA, look at the old Honda you owned before. What has the old one you keep missing? It's called Heritage.
The Honda E is actually a really nice car, super cool fun thing with lots of steering angle and rear wheel drive and low center of gravity, really fun thing to toss around corners.
@@paulotremba4688 9 years on mine, 95% battery health, don't know what you're talking about. Estimated lifetime of these batteries is 20-25 years. Also the Honda E comes with an 8 year battery warranty so you're wrong either way.
I remember my first time driving a VTEC Civic like it was yesterday bro,I never really minded VTEC but the day I drove that one car,it changed my whole opinion on it,driving that car on the freeway going 100kmh and flooring it and that engine going at max rpms .I got out of the car with my legs shaking even though it was slow
This struck a chord. I only got into honda cars during the pandemic as a way to keep my sanity during isolation. The main reason was resurrecting my family's 1997 honda civic sedan as an attempt to keep my sanity in isolation. It has always held sentimental value, but after being often overlooked, I decided to give it the love and care it deserves. Though I understand their move to slowly phase out gasoline engines, part of me regrets that I only realized how fun and exhilirating a honda could be a little too late.
Ou maaan, as a mercedes fan, i never understood Honda fans minds, but when my father gave me a chance to test drive his Honda crv 2.2 2008 executive edition, I fell in love with this brand. Everything is so simple, but yet so genius. Now its my 4th year driving his honda back and forth to my home country every year (about 3200kilometers just one way), and i am curently writing this message after driving almost 1k kilometers in this honda, so im sry for my bad english rn. I am about to sell my e55 w211 and just buy, a simple (not sure about simple tho, my friend told me they have autopilot and those kind of stuff) , yet so genius and relaible honda crv 5th generation. I really hope that honda will continue to make crv's, bcs they are so relaible and comfy (just bad soundesolation, but i will fix it my self). Long live Honda!
I recon CR-V is one of the main seller for Honda so they won't stop making it any time soon. My main issue with CR-V is that it's with CVT transmissions :/ on top of tiny 1.5l turbocharged engine. Big car...tiny engine... CVT... All seems wrong. Not reliable
@@rahulmandala4930 i still have him, its just hard to let him go. I have tooo much memories with him. I have him 2 years now (i bought him 28.08.2022, which means exactly 2 years ago) and i am only 18 now. There is so much stories with me and him. Its very likely that the new owner will kill him, and i dont want my e55 to die. He is like a part of me now. I want to have this car in perfect shape and have him with me until i die, but i understand that bensin era is about to end :(.
As an owner for a 2006 civic and 2012 crv... this hit my heart hard. Tbh... I am the driver..my father is the owner. we had a 1980 bmw520. But we sold it in 2007( we bought it used, and every week we had to a pay a visit to the mechanic( the previous owner, how he m@sscard the bmw like that, pissed the hell off me) I am in love with the old cars, and brokenhearted too.
0:39 as a Brazilian fanatic for F1, I thought it was cool that you put videos and photos of him in monaco,and with Honda NSX may god have you ayrton senna. thanks
I think barely anyone talks about Honda's glory in 1960 MotoGP. RC166: 6 cylinders on a 250cc class, 60 horsepower RC149: 5 cylinders on a 125cc class, 35 horsepower RC116: 2 cylinders on a 50cc class, 15 horsepower All using 4 strokes instead of 2
While Honda has lost some of their ways, they still make great cars that cater to the enthusiast. The Honda feel and philosophy is still there. Great video!
Airton Senna, considerado o orgulho do brasil em corridas f1,considerado o melhor piloto de formula 1 do mundo, no dia que morreu o brasil inteiro não funcionou mais por 3 dias de luto
I like the new vehicle models Honda is coming out with, but you're right, they've used to of been all about power and now they're switching towards more "fuel-efficient" vehicles and installing ugly-ass infotainment systems in mostly every single vehicle they have in their model lineup. But I still like Honda, though. It'll always have a special place in my heart. ;3
Them leaving f1 is such a tragedy, because apparently the person who made that decision is no longer with them. Functionally the current PUs RB is using are Honda's but it's just not the same
I was a little but iffy on how I felt about EVs until I parked next to an IONIQ 5 and realized it was on. In a sense, the quiet intensity of EVs is pretty cool. Although my screaming Veloster Turbo will always spark more joy in my heart when it pops and bangs, I’m not gonna protest any hatred towards EVs.
It would probably be faster though. Imagine the speed and ecceleration of the Tesla plaid, mixed with a car like the Civic Type-R that can go fast around a track.
@@luke59227 It won't have the same spirit as the og civic tho. It will be faster but at what cost? every ICE cars are unique and different in their own way (engine, sound, characteristics, transmission etc..) but electric cars almost all will be the same. The future for us car nerds is definetly grim. Just imagine no manual transmission and engine sound
i had a 2001 accord coupe with the v6, it might not have been a sports car and it definitely wasn’t fast but it truly had some honda soul in it whenever i drove it. sad that hondas going this way but at least we can remember them for what they did right.
well, that's every car brand that mysteriously found itself onto my feed with a strange ass remix of little dark age and a slideshow of new cars followed by old cars.
Classic Honda Civic coupe i remember being so happy when i bought it new black rims my dad told me to not do it bc i just got it at the time and now it's in a junkyard somewhere waiting to be found You can't go wrong with coupe civic
I loved Hondas, my father owned a Honda Ridgeline he had when I was just born. Now he has a Toyota Corolla. It could fit my 2 dogs, mom,dad, sister. We were happy. And now it’s gone. You never know when you get a social connection to a car. Until you lose it.
Hello everyone.
Thank you so much for watching my little edit! I’m glad it’s entertained some of you. But I want to make a few things clear.
1. Yes, somehow, I forgot the S2000. My bad. I was gonna make a second edit but it got copyright claimed before I even published it.
2. I just made this video for fun. I’m not making a dime off of it. Nor will I ever, because these clips are not mine. I just wanted to make this video because I love Honda and I thought it would be cool to make, and it was!
3. No, I don’t hate modern Honda. I wrote in the description that I don’t hate it. But I want to be up front about it here that I don’t think modern Honda is bad or anything, just a bit more boring compared to back in the day (imo ofc, if you disagree I can see where your coming from)
Finally, thanks for watching. Have a great day!
upload it, the elites dont want us to riot. s2000 god tier car
can you do it in ford
Honda is going EV soon
@@fiatdoblo2010 yeah, if i get time.
remake it with s2000, it feels super empty
I think out of all the Japanese brands Honda had kept the most authentic with itself. Yeah, maybe their cars aren’t screaming VTECs anymore and they’re starting to make more EV’s, but we still have a civic SI and Type R that have 6 speeds, and they’re most certainly civic sports because they handle like a dream. I don’t mind the Honda E, either, I actually wish we got them here in the U.S because they seem more interesting than a Tesla or some crap.
I don’t mind the changes cause to me Honda was always the company that made interesting affordable cars, not a racing giant. Their racing days were glorious, make no mistake, but I was under no impression they’d last forever, just look at Mitsubishi’s meteoric rise and their tragic fall just a few years later and it’ll tell you that no matter how good you are, sometimes you just have to change up your game to keep relevant.
agreed and the Type R get improvement (turbo) even though I disagree with the move, they are required to pump more power. not like a certain brand I wont name turning a flagship v8 sports car into a hybrid 4 cylinder because their 4 cylinder is the most powerful production engine
@@NNfullsend going turbo made them more fuel efficient and lightweight, so I won’t complain much. I still think the sport civic platforms they offer are superb and I plan to buy a ‘16 Si within the next 6 or so months. I’ll be sure to update this comment thread on if I get it and how I like it!
I hate them leaving F1 when they are on the top again 😭
@@B18CdelSol96 it’s definitely unfortunate, but I think their R&D is costing too much for them to maintain their costs working in F1. Who knows, Maybe they’ll develop the tech for the first full electric F1 car and come back with it!
Don't forget all the amazing motorcycles Honda still builds.
I'm not crying, you're crying.
We both are…
Bro it’s the fucking rain I swear
I just have something in my eye, I'll get it out.
Theres Dust In my Eyes..
We are crying
I go to highschool and my grandad drives a civic and whenever someone would try to talk trash about our old car i cant help but to feel bad. That said car has made me so much memories that cant be forgotten
People will always talk shit about old cars and especially old Civics...It's sad.Respect to your grandpa for keeping the Civic! These cars, probably unlike the trash talker's parents' cars, were made to last long with proper maintenance.
@@gergoantal1066 i second this
@@gergoantal1066 facts and at least he didn’t go with a shitty “suv”
Fuck those people. My dad still drives his 93 accord he bought in 98. It’s been here for most of my life and memory. Almost everything is OEM besides the muffler that rusted away, a new starter and wheels. Just basic maintenance. Some people just don’t understand
Maybe they talk trash cuz they want one 😂
Hell yeah they got Prelude clips in here! Honda has some of the best designs for their older vehicles imo
Hell yeah dude! I got to drive one not too far back and it was awesome!
@@nizmor3734 yeah I’ve got myself a 4th Gen prelude currently and it sticks to the road like nothing. Absolute dream to drive.
Nice! I drive an EK Coupe. Gotta love the way old Hondas handle!
The fucking CRX. Perfection over and under the hood
@@mitrast2793 CRX and the DC2 integras. Can’t get over their looks absolutely beautiful cars.
I own a 2013 CR-Z with the HPD supercharger and a 1985 CRX Si. It really does hurt knowing they're trying to phase out what they're known for. I hope the Type Rs do well enough to last until the bitter end.
Over the next several years I plan to turn the CRX into a restomod Mugen race car with an engine hand built in Japan and shipped to the US with replica widebody panels made. I want it to use it in autocross and open track days when it's all said and done.
make sure to record it driving and show what it all looks like when you are done, i will keep an eye on your channel, sounds great.
Good luck on Mugen project
Remember when Honda put its all to make the NSX the ultimate, perfect, racing machine
New
Sportscar
eXperimental
"hayaa"
underatted supercar & only USDM
we need more cars like the NSX
Yeah, i remember the iconic Senna's red NSX...
This video really touched me. Maybe I'm emotionally vulnerable right now because I was just crying over some family issues, but thats past the point. This is one of my favorite songs and honda has always been a favorite of mine. Seeing this video just made me reminisce on some of the legendary ways honda has impacted the motorsports scene, and owning one of the last manual civics in production(hopefully this isnt true) it just hurts me to see. hopefully keeps their path with their legacy and continues to produce cars for the enthusiast audience regardless of profitability.
Dude, that means a lot. I'm really glad I could help you in some way. I wish you the best on your family matters .
I feel you , bro.
@Khamzat K well. The NSX is done too. And if we consider Honda/Acura as one then Honda has basically only one petrolhead oriented car with 6mt in 3 different flavors: Civic Si/Acura integra/Civic Type-R.
Still better than Mitsubishi, yes.
That. Is. True.
I don't think they're legally allowed to after a certain year. Thanks governments.
Honda is a very interesting company. They build cars like the fit but at the same time stuff like the nsx or the s2000. then there's their bike division which is huge. then robotics, airplanes.. the list is fucking long. very diverse and very capable products on all sides.
It was indeed worth mentioning Honda's bikes, it doesn't get better than a screaming fireblade or commuting heroes like the astrea
yes. I only owned Honda products to this day. 3 civic hatches, one of them was an ep3 type r which i absolutely loved and then started with bikes. an old honda cb500 and later a 954rr. brilliant machines by a brilliant company
Honda's bike and scooter has a huge market in South East Asia.
reminds me of Yamaha....they make engines, motorcycles, audio equipment, pianos, and god knows what else
@@angusbeef880 also they develop all the good toyota engines as they are incapable of doing it themselves.
Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.
Well, I’m still gonna cry 😭
You forgot to include the legendary S2000.
Yeah, sorry about that
There's too many cool cars to choose from.
@@nizmor3734 It’s alright I understand, and you did a good job making this video, coming from a Honda fanboy.
I really miss the high-revving fun of the 90s Hondas. The steering and gearbox feel was so crisp and connected to the soul of the car. You just can't reproduce that with electronic steering/throttle control yet.
I've had a love-hate relationship with honda in the past, but have always said one thing... Honda knows how to build a godamn engine
Ironically i've finally made my peace with them and they are talking about retiring their gas engines :(
Funny you say that, was the same for me until I drove my close friend’s EM2 that was lowered on coils and had a ton of other handling upgrades. I pretty much instantly fell in love after that.
Let's at least hope they also know how to make electric motors
Gonna miss the Vtec though
@@fireangel1067 dang that's a good attitude to have my friend
the car industry is being killed by sjw animals(just like everything else)
@@fireangel1067 i feel like if they continue making sports evs there’s no way they won’t engineer some type of electric vtec equivalent. it’s way too ingrained in their brand identity
bro honda is one of not many japanese brands which still makes any interesting cars
Yeah, I know. This was more of a video to honor Honda's legacy and hope they keep on their path towards still making cool cars.
Not anymore they dont
Isn’t Honda from India?
@@RacerA8 Japan
@@RacerA8 lol
My guy.
Honda just pumped out the (probably) fastest FWD sports car in the market (11th gen Type R) and they are still powering a Formula 1 team (under another name) that is beating the unbeatable Mercedes on a PU level. Even if they do leave Formula 1, rumor has it that they plan to come back in 2026 since they still have the infrastructure in place.
Also, the sendoff they had with their NSX Type-S has been special given their GT3 car has won a handful of races a well.
They're doing fine along with Toyota. They sell enough regular cars to still produce one off modern day "everyday" gasoline sports car wonders like the Type R and Corolla GR.
Subaru on the other hand...
Subaru on their way to make the WRX into a frog lmao
I also didn’t expect someone with nearly 500k subs comment on my video lol, but as I said, this video is more to honor Honda’s legacy as a manufacturer.
*Mitsubishi
Honda "The Power of Dreams"
Proud to have worked for them and visited the factories in Japan and been apart of the vision. I will always be team Red. No machines will be closer to my heart. They have saved my life more than once, brought me years of fun and enjoyment, and wherever they are now, I hope they are alright. I owe them a great deal.
2002 CRF150
EU2000i
2004 Acura TL
2008 CRF450R
EM5000s
XR650L
Also can't forget in offroad, Honda's dominance. Jeremy McGrath and Johnny Campbell have 18 championships (between them) on Red bikes. It took 20 years for other manufactures to catch up to Honda dirt bikes.
proud to own a 91 hatchback civic
Ayy nice! I got to drive one recently, they're a riot to drive!
@@nizmor3734 mines 300 horse 900lbs! they are street weapons
Nothing symbolises the end of the true Honda Age than a rev counter no longer counting up beyond 8,000rpm.
(At least they’re still producing awesome sports models like the Civic Type R, though.)
0:24 It’s so heartwarming that Honda Racing’s motto was “Try! Try! Try!” 🥲 the little Type R company from Japan that showed the world how to have fun with VTEC and Formula 1.
It was just a small engine company back then, way smaller than Toyota and Nissan. To make a name and stand out between Toyota, Nissan, Mistsubishi, Subaru, Mazda, and Suzuki they had to innovate.
I love honda, probably my favorite car company about there. with the new type R, i’m hoping they can still provide some fun before the electric take over
The 80s and 90s where the golden age. In Japan, in the US and also in Europe. They made great little city cars. But what they really got to perfection, were coupes. The CRX, the Integra, the Prelude, the Legend Coupe, the Accord Coupe, the EU Accord Aerodeck. But also cars like the Rover 200 Coupe had Honda DNA. And then there was the NSX.
Yes the new ones are not so exciting anymore. But to every one that says they bought a KIA instead, I answer: look at the new KIA, look at the old Honda you owned before. What has the old one you keep missing? It's called Heritage.
The Honda E is actually a really nice car, super cool fun thing with lots of steering angle and rear wheel drive and low center of gravity, really fun thing to toss around corners.
Ah I see
I will die before I advocate for EVs. You will burn in hell for your sins against car culture.
Yes i own one since march, its really really cool
its great till you have to spend 6k for a new battery in 6 years...
@@paulotremba4688 9 years on mine, 95% battery health, don't know what you're talking about. Estimated lifetime of these batteries is 20-25 years.
Also the Honda E comes with an 8 year battery warranty so you're wrong either way.
Today's Civic: Your most typical consumer vehicle possible.
Original Civic: A go-cart with a snowmobile engine strapped into it.
Driving a stock 2001 Honda Civic LX Sedan around, such a great car many years later and still puts a BIG smile on me.
The NSX will forever be a legendary car in Japanese motoring
Definitely miss old 90's Hondas... perfect machines.
The Honda E is a really great gem in the EV world. Rwd and quite quick. It will gladly toss it's rear on dry ground
and it looks like the 1st gen civic
I remember my first time driving a VTEC Civic like it was yesterday bro,I never really minded VTEC but the day I drove that one car,it changed my whole opinion on it,driving that car on the freeway going 100kmh and flooring it and that engine going at max rpms .I got out of the car with my legs shaking even though it was slow
160 hp on a 900kg car is kinda fast ngl
@@andrei1308 agreed,it feels fast too
This struck a chord. I only got into honda cars during the pandemic as a way to keep my sanity during isolation. The main reason was resurrecting my family's 1997 honda civic sedan as an attempt to keep my sanity in isolation. It has always held sentimental value, but after being often overlooked, I decided to give it the love and care it deserves.
Though I understand their move to slowly phase out gasoline engines, part of me regrets that I only realized how fun and exhilirating a honda could be a little too late.
Ou maaan, as a mercedes fan, i never understood Honda fans minds, but when my father gave me a chance to test drive his Honda crv 2.2 2008 executive edition, I fell in love with this brand. Everything is so simple, but yet so genius. Now its my 4th year driving his honda back and forth to my home country every year (about 3200kilometers just one way), and i am curently writing this message after driving almost 1k kilometers in this honda, so im sry for my bad english rn. I am about to sell my e55 w211 and just buy, a simple (not sure about simple tho, my friend told me they have autopilot and those kind of stuff) , yet so genius and relaible honda crv 5th generation. I really hope that honda will continue to make crv's, bcs they are so relaible and comfy (just bad soundesolation, but i will fix it my self).
Long live Honda!
I recon CR-V is one of the main seller for Honda so they won't stop making it any time soon.
My main issue with CR-V is that it's with CVT transmissions :/ on top of tiny 1.5l turbocharged engine. Big car...tiny engine... CVT... All seems wrong. Not reliable
What happened to your W211 E55?
@@ArtemLokhovitskiy как это? У нас в Норвегии бензиновые моторы с объёмом 2.0 и 2.4 литра, меньше я пока что не встречал
@@mihaillujanschi5193 поискал инфу. В Норвегии только гибридная версия и да, у них 2 литра. В штатах есть не гибридная версия и в них 1.5 л.
@@rahulmandala4930 i still have him, its just hard to let him go. I have tooo much memories with him. I have him 2 years now (i bought him 28.08.2022, which means exactly 2 years ago) and i am only 18 now. There is so much stories with me and him. Its very likely that the new owner will kill him, and i dont want my e55 to die. He is like a part of me now. I want to have this car in perfect shape and have him with me until i die, but i understand that bensin era is about to end :(.
In February I bought my very first car, it's a 10th gen black Honda Civic, the 1.0 version with 126hp with manual transmission, and i totally love it!
I'm glad you put the Fit in here as a good thing, too many people disrespect it
I used to have a Midnight blue 2002 Honda Accord with a Manual trans. Best car I’ve ever owned.
I feel like the car culture like we knew it is dying fast. Gone are the days where you could see so much individuality in the scene.
:(
Honda will go down as one of the greatest, and most legendary car companies in the future
Thank you Soricho
don’t forget the Insight! it’s not powerful like the NSX but still got all the love and attention to detail and is proof that hybrids can be fun.
As an owner for a 2006 civic and 2012 crv... this hit my heart hard.
Tbh... I am the driver..my father is the owner.
we had a 1980 bmw520. But we sold it in 2007( we bought it used, and every week we had to a pay a visit to the mechanic( the previous owner, how he m@sscard the bmw like that, pissed the hell off me)
I am in love with the old cars, and brokenhearted too.
I feel ya there
Same here! got a 2005 cr-v as a daily and a 2002 EP3 for the weekend
@@sclerocarpets the ep3 is such an underrated Honda
@@nizmor3734 you are a Chad.
@@thanos9820 thanks thanos lmao
0:39 as a Brazilian fanatic for F1, I thought it was cool that you put videos and photos of him in monaco,and with Honda NSX
may god have you ayrton senna.
thanks
The Honda E being a callback to the first civic is dope asf honestly
"THE POWER OF DREAMS"
Honda Forever :)
still driving the 07 Honda Fit Sport, little beast fr
I do think Honda still wants to give us some great like the past like New type R Integra and NSX
Agreed. I’m hoping they continue on this path of sports car revivals
I think they are making a new S2000 you know.
@@ryosuketakahashi4957 eh, I doubt it, they’ve said that for years now.
Glad im still driving a 97 Prelude. Best feeling
I think barely anyone talks about Honda's glory in 1960 MotoGP.
RC166: 6 cylinders on a 250cc class, 60 horsepower
RC149: 5 cylinders on a 125cc class, 35 horsepower
RC116: 2 cylinders on a 50cc class, 15 horsepower
All using 4 strokes instead of 2
Currently own a 2016 Honda Fit with 120k miles. Still running and super reliable.
thank you for including the discontinuation of the fit because holy shit if you own one of those cars, you know just how phenomenal they are.
I used to own a 2009 honda accord and that thing was the best car I ever had
An atom of dust flew into my eye.
the best is behind us in many ways
As a Gen 2 Fit owner this gave me mixed feelings...glad you put her in 🙏
FK8 brought back some memories for the old hondas for me
Dang honda has changed after years..its one of my childhood car brand i remember my dad kicking vtec on the 2001 civic ex
While Honda has lost some of their ways, they still make great cars that cater to the enthusiast. The Honda feel and philosophy is still there. Great video!
Can’t forget the EG6 and it’s affiliation with guardrails.
This stuff it’s harder when your a kid and realize the future job you wanted in cars is never going to be what you hoped it would be like.
The fact that this not only holds true to Hondas, but every other car company is heading in this direction too if not there already:/
Good old days I think I am going to cry
Modern Honda cars look beautiful, but old honda cars are INCREDIBLY beautiful.
Airton Senna, considerado o orgulho do brasil em corridas f1,considerado o melhor piloto de formula 1 do mundo, no dia que morreu o brasil inteiro não funcionou mais por 3 dias de luto
I like the new vehicle models Honda is coming out with, but you're right, they've used to of been all about power and now they're switching towards more "fuel-efficient" vehicles and installing ugly-ass infotainment systems in mostly every single vehicle they have in their model lineup. But I still like Honda, though. It'll always have a special place in my heart. ;3
Hondas were never about power lmao.
@@PURENT Thought they were. ;3
Back when cars were made to make driving more fun instead of feeling like a chore
Them leaving f1 is such a tragedy, because apparently the person who made that decision is no longer with them. Functionally the current PUs RB is using are Honda's but it's just not the same
I miss the 90s. Best music, best cars, no smartphones.
I was a little but iffy on how I felt about EVs until I parked next to an IONIQ 5 and realized it was on. In a sense, the quiet intensity of EVs is pretty cool. Although my screaming Veloster Turbo will always spark more joy in my heart when it pops and bangs, I’m not gonna protest any hatred towards EVs.
Preach, my friend, Preach.
I will definitely get a s2000 in the future. One of my dream cars!
god the clip of Senna almost made me cry
love how you included f1 in there along with senna and Schumacher
Some say "It will never be the same" and its happening everywhere
Honda nsx and Mazda rx7 are the most beautiful cars ever made .
100% agree
i got goosebumps before the beat drop even happened
Man I remember my type r from 15 years ago. VTEC always gave you the giggles.
The idea of an all electric civic makes me puke
same.
It would probably be faster though. Imagine the speed and ecceleration of the Tesla plaid, mixed with a car like the Civic Type-R that can go fast around a track.
@@luke59227 you make a good argument tbh, guess I'm just a purist. I see your point tho
@@luke59227 It won't have the same spirit as the og civic tho. It will be faster but at what cost? every ICE cars are unique and different in their own way (engine, sound, characteristics, transmission etc..) but electric cars almost all will be the same. The future for us car nerds is definetly grim. Just imagine no manual transmission and engine sound
@@SGNedtiz No manual is really a killer for me
This video makes me never want to get rid of my fc3 si.
I have honda accord (cl9) AND Mannnn that shits gaps these new gen cars like a piece of cake!
Thanks for this amazing video
Dont be sad they're gone, be happy they existed
I’m happy India got the Honda Fit based sedan in 1.5l mt with vtec .
Slow with 120hp but when vtec kicks in , it’s fun
We need 3AM guys with straight piped old 90s 00s honda revving
I actually like Honda E, especially the Honda E concept. At least it isn't another crossover
I am genuinely surprised and happy seeing the fit being appreciated that much!
Now i need to buy another Honda and i got 2 already. Thanks a lot, dude!
i had a 2001 accord coupe with the v6, it might not have been a sports car and it definitely wasn’t fast but it truly had some honda soul in it whenever i drove it. sad that hondas going this way but at least we can remember them for what they did right.
All new cars look the same, reflects a lot of our creative abilities
"You meet the nicest people on Hondas!"
well, that's every car brand that mysteriously found itself onto my feed with a strange ass remix of little dark age and a slideshow of new cars followed by old cars.
Glad you put the first gen Honda Civic in there. Very underrated.
Classic Honda Civic coupe i remember being so happy when i bought it new black rims my dad told me to not do it bc i just got it at the time and now it's in a junkyard somewhere waiting to be found
You can't go wrong with coupe civic
Keep legends alive boys ❤
Honda has its name legendary in the motorsport world
I loved Hondas, my father owned a Honda Ridgeline he had when I was just born. Now he has a Toyota Corolla.
It could fit my 2 dogs, mom,dad, sister. We were happy.
And now it’s gone.
You never know when you get a social connection to a car.
Until you lose it.
Great video man , I love my Honda so much
Honda Prelude - my love.
Honda is d only surviving mass market engineer driven company …their hybrid systems are lovely to drive too
Honda still haven't forgot about the fans
They just released the new type R and ot look amazing
Don't be sad that it's over, be happy it all happened in the first place.
Gosh the things I would put on the line just to live in the good old days 😔
What you're showing is the history of Honda
Hope Honda Engineers sees this to remember how impactful they used to be on car industry back in the days.
If Honda becomes all pure- electric, we won't hear the VTEC and for me I was only interested in Honda's for their vtec technology and the high RPM.