Honda List

Production Total: The Honda Accord Type R, produced between 1998 and 2003, had a total production of approximately **3,000 units**
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Price New:
In 1998, the Honda Accord Type R was priced at around **£23,000** in the UK. This made it a competitive option in the sports saloon market, offering high performance and advanced engineering for its time.
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Rivals
In 1998, the Honda Accord Type R faced competition from several other sports saloons. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time:

- **Ford Mondeo ST200**: Around £22,000
- **Vauxhall Vectra GSi**: Around £21,000
- **Alfa Romeo 156 V6**: Around £23,000
- **Subaru Impreza Turbo**: Around £22,000
- **BMW 3 Series (E36) 328i**: Around £25,000

These prices made the Honda Accord Type R a competitive option in the sports saloon market of the late 1990s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **196 licensed** and **537 SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)** Honda Accord Type R vehicles remaining in the UK.
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Production Total: 10,000
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Price New:
In 2000, the Honda Accord Coupe 2.0 ES was priced at around **£18,000** in the UK. This made it a competitive option in the mid-size coupe market at the time.
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Rivals
In 2000, the Honda Accord Coupe 2.0 ES faced competition from several other mid-size coupes. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time:

- **Ford Cougar**: Around £18,000
- **Vauxhall Calibra**: Around £17,000
- **Toyota Celica**: Around £19,000
- **Peugeot 406 Coupé**: Around £20,000

These prices made the Honda Accord Coupe 2.0 ES a competitive option in the mid-size coupe market of the early 2000s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of the latest data, there are approximately **4 licensed** and **10 SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)** Honda Accord Coupe 2.0 ES vehicles remaining in the UK.
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Production Total: The first-generation Honda Civic, which includes the 1200 model, was produced from July 1972 to June 1979. During this period, Honda manufactured approximately 1.2 million units of the first-generation Civic.
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Price New: In the UK, the Honda Civic 1200 was priced at around £1,200 when it was first introduced in 1972. This made it an affordable and appealing option for many buyers at the time.
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Rivals
During the 1970s, the Honda Civic faced competition from several other compact cars. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time:

- **Ford Escort**: Around £1,000
- **Vauxhall Viva**: Around £1,100
- **Morris Marina**: Around £1,200
- **Toyota Corolla**: Around £1,300
- **Datsun 120Y**: Around £1,200

These prices made the Honda Civic a competitive option in the compact car market of the 1970s.
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Recorded on UK Road 2025
As of 2025, there are only a few Honda Civic 1200s from the 1970s still recorded on UK roads. The exact number can vary, but it's estimated to be in the low hundreds. These classic cars have become quite rare and are often cherished by enthusiasts and collectors.
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EP3
Type R Production Total: 25,798
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Price New;
In 2001, the Honda Civic Type R was priced at around **£16,785 to £17,785** in the UK Review. This made it a competitive option in the hot hatch market, offering impressive performance and handling for its price.
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Rivals
In 2001-2005, the Honda Civic Type R faced competition from several other hot hatches. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time:

- **Ford Focus RS**: Around £19,995
- **Volkswagen Golf GTI**: Around £18,000
- **Peugeot 306 GTi-6**: Around £17,000
- **Renault Clio V6**: Around £26,995
- **MINI Cooper S**: Around £14,500

These prices made the Honda Civic Type R a competitive option in the hot hatch market of the early 2000s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **5,560 licensed** and **5,513 SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)** Honda Civic Type R vehicles from the 2001-2005 production period remaining in the UK.
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FN2
Type R Production Total: 29,039
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Price New:
In 2007, the Honda Civic Type R was priced at around £17,600. This made it a competitive option in the hot hatch market, offering impressive performance and handling for its price.
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Rivals
In 2007, the Honda Civic Type R faced competition from several other hot hatches. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time:

- **Ford Focus ST**: Around £17,995
- **Volkswagen Golf GTI**: Around £20,000
- **Renault Clio 197**: Around £15,995
- **Vauxhall Astra VXR**: Around £18,995
- **Peugeot 207 GTi**: Around £14,995

These prices made the Honda Civic Type R a competitive option in the hot hatch market of the late 2000s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately 2,300 licensed and 1,200 SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)

Production Total: 3,823
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Price New:
The 1993 Honda Integra Type R was not officially available in the UK market when it was first released. The Type R variant was primarily sold in Japan and other select markets. However, enthusiasts in the UK could import the car, and the price would vary depending on import costs and taxes.
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Rivals
In 1993, the Honda Integra Type R faced competition from several other performance-oriented cars. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time in the UK:

- **Ford Escort RS Cosworth**: Around £21,380
- **Vauxhall Astra GSi**: Around £14,000
- **Toyota Celica GT-Four**: Around £22,000
- **Nissan 200SX**: Around £18,000
- **Volkswagen Golf GTI**: Around £15,000

These prices made the Honda Integra Type R a competitive option in the performance car market of the early 1990s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **574 licensed** and **773 SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)** Honda Integra Type R vehicles remaining in the UK.
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Production Total: The first-generation Honda NSX, produced from 1990 to 2005, had a total production of approximately 18,000 units.
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Price New: In 1990, the Honda NSX was priced at around £60,000 in the UK. This was quite a premium price at the time, reflecting its advanced technology, performance, and the fact that it was designed to compete with high-end sports cars like Ferraris and Porsches.

Rivals
In 1990, the Honda NSX had some formidable rivals in the sports car market. Here are the new prices of its main competitors in the UK at that time:

- **Ferrari 348**: The Ferrari 348 had a UK list price of approximately £69,498.
- **Porsche 911 (964)**: The Porsche 911 (964) had a price range depending on the model, with prices around £50,000 to £70,000.

These prices reflect the competitive nature of the high-performance sports car market in the early 1990s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **136 Honda NSX** vehicles licensed in the UK. Additionally, there are about **129 Honda NSX** vehicles registered as SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). This includes both the first and second-generation models.

It's quite a rare sight on the roads, making it a special find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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Fifth Generation
Production Total: 58,118
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Price New:
In 1997, the Honda Prelude had a starting price of around £20,000 in the UK. This price could vary depending on the specific model and optional features.
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Rivals
In 1997, the Honda Prelude faced competition from several notable rivals in the sports coupe market. Here are the approximate new prices of its main competitors in the UK at that time:

- **Toyota Celica GT-Four**: Around £25,000
- **Nissan 200SX**: Approximately £22,000
- **Mazda MX-6**: About £20,000
- **Ford Probe**: Around £18,000

These prices reflect the competitive landscape of the sports coupe market in the late 1990s, with each model offering unique features and performance characteristics.
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Recorded in UK 2024
As of 2025, there are approximately **1,200 Honda Prelude** vehicles licensed in the UK. Additionally, there are about **800 Honda Prelude** vehicles registered as SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). This includes various models from different production years.
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Production Total: 110,673
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Price New:
In 1999, the Honda S2000 was priced at around **£28,000** in the UK. This made it a relatively affordable option for a high-performance sports car with its advanced technology and impressive performance.
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Rivals
In 1999, the Honda S2000 faced competition from several other sports cars. Here are the approximate prices of its primary rivals at that time:

- **Mazda MX-5 Miata**: Around £18,000
- **Toyota MR2**: Around £20,000
- **BMW Z3**: Around £22,000
- **Porsche Boxster**: Around £32,000
- **Mercedes-Benz SLK**: Around £30,000

These prices made the Honda S2000 a competitive option in the sports car market of the late 1990s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **4,439 Honda S2000** cars remaining on UK roads. This includes both licensed and SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification) vehicles.
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Production Total: The total production of the Honda S800 sports car was 11,536 units
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Price New: In 1966, the Honda S800 was priced at around £695 in the UK market. This made it an affordable yet sporty option for car enthusiasts at the time.
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Rivals: The Honda S800 had several primary rivals in 1966, including the Austin-Healey Sprite, MG Midget, Triumph Spitfire, Datsun Fairlady, and Fiat 850 Spider.

Here are the approximate prices of these cars in 1966:

- **Austin-Healey Sprite**: £550
- **MG Midget**: £624
- **Triumph Spitfire**: £666
- **Datsun Fairlady**: £1,000
- **Fiat 850 Spider**: £650

These prices made the Honda S800 a competitive option in the sports car market of the 1960s.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **31 Honda S800** cars remaining on UK roads. This includes both licensed and SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification) vehicles.
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