Mega Mobility

From the beginning, Honda has been all about providing people with the means to get where they want to go. Almost six decades and more than 45 million U.S. vehicle sales later, it appears to be on the right track. And representing more than 75% of those sales, these are the key vehicles that have made it happen:

Civic

1973 Honda Civic 1500

The Civic introduced Honda to a wide American audience
Significant accolades have been bestowed on the Civic, including four North American Car of the Year™ awards and 11 appearances on the Car and Driver 10Best Cars list
Total Civic U.S. sales through July 2025: 13,003,166
The Civic Hatchback launched for the 1973 model year and is currently in its 8th generation
The Civic Sedan launched for the 1981 model year and is now in its 10th generation
The Civic Wagon launched for the 1981 model year, totaling three generations through 1991
The Civic Coupe launched for the 1993 model year and featured six generations through 2020

Accord

1986 Honda Accord SE-i Coupe

The Accord expanded the model line—and the interior space
Among the honors earned by the Accord are 39 appearances among the Car and Driver 10Best Cars, by far the most in the 43-year history of that elite list
Total Accord U.S. sales through July 2025: 14,454,396
The Accord Hatchback launched for the 1976 model year and featured three generations through 1989
The Accord Sedan launched for the 1979 model year and is now in its 11th generation
The Accord Coupe launched for the 1988 model year, enjoying seven generations through 2017
The Accord Wagon launched for the 1991 model year, with two generations through 1997

CR-V

1997 Honda CR-V

The CR-V defined the right-sized crossover for the largest CUV segment
The CR-V has been recognized with several honors including four appearances on Car and Driver 10Best lists
Total CR-V U.S. sales through July 2025: 7,020,742
The CR-V launched for the 1997 model year and is currently in its 6th generation

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