Honda CR-Z Sport car

"Japanese technology" has probably been one of the most prominent terms of the last two decades. Not many countries have achieved such rapid recognition in the field of technology when compared to Japan. Through it all, one company has been making more news for all the right reasons than any other company in Japan and that is Honda, a name almost synonymous with Japanese technology. Ever since the decline (sort of) of Toyota, Honda as a car manufacturer has automatically been crowned the Japanese leader. We already know that Honda is the largest manufacturer of motorcycles in the world today. If we look at the bigger picture and consider the growth of Honda over the years, we might be looking at the world leader among car manufacturers as well.

Honda as a car manufacturer is renowned for innovative technology, high performance vehicles that are fuel efficient and low on maintenance. These factors have probably fueled Honda's rise to the top. The image of Honda as a car maker in of the top tier and after spreading its network across the globe slowly, Honda is now an important player in most global car markets. Ranked among the top 5 car manufacturers in the world today, there is a very real possibility that Honda will in the next few years reach the top of the tree.

Sport Cars Style

The great thing about these models is that their prices are competitive and the designs are innovative, when compared to some of the overseas models. It is hard to beat the attractive features that are on the 2011 or 2012 Ford Mustangs, featuring 6 cylinder or 8 cylinder options and at a price under $30,000 for a basic model. Of course, there are all kinds of optional equipment features and you can get these modern "pony cars" in a sporty convertible model. This is just one example, but you will find the pricing attractive on the other American-made sports cars, such as the Dodge Charger or the Chevy Camaro.

You cannot leave out the fact that attention to detail is improved, along with design changes that are innovative and competitive. It used to be these racy and sporty models were too expensive for the average consumer and little attention was paid to comfortable and additional features. In an evaluation of American sports cars, it is easy to see that adding comfortable interiors and offering all kinds of options has been considered, making these new "muscle cars" a good value. Reliability is enhanced, as the US-automakers strive to win back the original loyal customers, they once had.

It is hard not to notice the new versions of these vintage classics, once you see them fully loaded, driving down the road. If you have seen the sportiest version of the new 2011 Ford Mustang, with a rumbling 8-cylinder engine, you will see what we mean. Appearances are greatly enhanced for that classic design, with modern upgrades that make these newest models more futuristic than other models on the market. In an evaluation of American sports cars, it is easy to see how they might be poised to make a comeback and they have the good looks that are required to become one of the most popular models.