Some examples of badge engineering are ridiculous yet wonderful, others made a lot of sense for both companies… and some just make you clutch your head in dismay. The Honda Passport is the clutch-your-head type. (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1990s, 1996, 1996 Honda Passport, Badge Engineering, Denver, Down On The Junkyard, Honda, Honda Passport, Isuzu, junkyard, Junkyard Find, SUV
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Lie2me - Yeah, it’s great in all sorts of conditions, having owned several Jeeps prior, I’m always surprised at how good...
nzecowitz - You’re getting a custom-engine Neon? That’s cool, Jack. Is that what you’re saying?
jimbob457 - For Germany, much of the remaining 87% is from burning lignite (described by one of my old pals as either a very low...
OE Supplier Veteran - Timothy – Sorry I had a neuron misfire on the tire brand. I ended up going with Hankook i*cept Evos (odd name) for the ST, which, although they do...
28-Cars-Later - The newer ones seem to do 6-10 or more based on a quick reading of the List of Craig, LA edition. This ’93 W140 however is...
Marcelo de Vasconcellos - Can’t say whether or not it’s going to the US but if it does it’d probably slot in as the Versa of U-SUVs. Having a...
Marcelo de Vasconcellos - specially the back. There’s more than a hint of XTerra or Pathfinder there.
bumpy ii - Honda has a much larger footprint in the US than their global scale might otherwise indicate. Sorta the inverse of Volkswagen in that regard.
bumpy ii - The Japanese didn’t do that. Their own bumbling and poor product eventually did them in. Half of that list doesn’t even exist as...
ToxicSludge - I have to ask myself….where will this end? Does the govt have the power to order a recall on vehicles that fully met the safety standards at the...