This article focuses on one such car: the Honda Del Sol, a little-known roadster with a short production run. The Del Sol may ...

Called the Honda Civic Del Sol (also known as the CRX Del Sol), the tiny sports car was aimed squarely at the Mazda Miata in terms of performance and positioning. Featuring a removable targa top ...

By the time the del Sol hit our shores, Soichiro Honda was dead, the competition had caught up and Americans no longer had to pay well over MSRP to buy a new Accord or Civic. For 1993, the base ...

American Del Sol buyers were stuck with the targa top ... feeling like a traditional convertible sports car and a regular Honda Civic, and to its many fans, that gave it a unique appeal that ...

and was based on the best-selling Civic platform. Unfortunately, things didn't turn out as well as expected, and within just one generation from 1992-1998, Honda ceased production of the Del Sol.

The Honda Civic del Sol (also marketed as CR-X del Sol in other markets) was a great little two-seat roadster that left us way too soon. First introduced to the U.S. for the 1993 model year ...

They are Alfa Romeo's gray-bearded but still handsome Spider, Honda's incredibly well-thought-out Civic del Sol Si, Mazda's retro-look MX-5 Miata roadster, and Mercury's turbo-boosted Capri XR2.

This mash-up is partly based on a Honda Civic del Sol, already a bit of an oddity to begin with. Except, this little Honda has a dramatically stretched tail, a widened body, and looks like it can ...

The Del Sol is a throwback to what feels like a very ... a Honda at heart with the simplicity and reliability of a Honda Civic. The shifter and clutch and smooth and efficient, the engine is ...

Fitted inside a Honda Del Sol, the shop dyno-tuned the turbocharged D16 to make 410 horsepower, making this build more powerful than the current-gen Honda Civic Type R.

A Georgia bodyshop has given a humble Honda Civic del Sol a weird and wonderful longtail makeover. As covered by Carscoops, the car is the creation of RD General Auto Repair in Duluth, Georgia.