Honda has unveiled the CB1000GT at #EICMA2025. The sports-tourer, based on the CB1000 Hornet, is aimed squarely at long-distance comfort and touring. Here’s what you need to know: ▪️ Powered by the same 1000cc inline-four from the Hornet ▪️ Produces 149.7hp and 102Nm; tuned for stronger mid-range performance ▪️ Gets Showa electronic suspension that automatically adjusts damping ▪️ Cruise control, heated grips, and panniers included as standard ▪️ Six-axis IMU; three levels of engine power, engin

60 seconds of accelerating and downshifting with no transmission in the new 2026 Honda Prelude. Priced at around $42,00, the Prelude will sit above the Civic Si and below the Civic Type R in Honda's lineup. See our first drive review of the car here: https://www.thedrive.com/car-reviews/2026-honda-prelude-first-drive-review | The Drive

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