The real-world pocket rocket
Replicating the physics of the drive
The art of virtual customization
YOUR GOAL
Master of Tuning the pocket rocket in the ultimate virtual garage
iri The 1988 Honda CRX redesign introduced a fully independent four-wheel double wishbone suspension that eliminated understeer for legendary
iri A glossy, customized Honda CRX reflects dramatic studio lights in a driving simulator.
iri Customize your classic hatchback to learn what makes it a real-world pocket rocket.
CRX fuel economy: The 1984 Honda CRX HF achieved an EPA highway rating of 52 miles per gallon, beating many modern hybrids without using any electric batteries.
A small, high-performance car with quick acceleration. Honda introduced the CR-X in June 1983 as a sporty, lightweight variant of the Civic.
What type of suspension did the second-generation Honda CRX use to achieve its legendary cornering agility?
The exterior design of the original Honda CRX was heavily inspired by which European sports car?
Which high-efficiency trim of the 1980s Honda CRX achieved over 50 miles per gallon on the highway?
What was the nickname given to the tiny, cramped rear seat in the Japanese market Honda CRX?
What was the approximate curb weight of the ultra-lightweight first-generation Honda CRX?
In what year did Honda officially retire the CR-X and its targa-top successor, the del Sol?