Honda

Accord

$29,990 - $46,990

A bigger Accord than the Accord Euro. Confused? We are. It seems a bit pointless when the Accord Euro is so good. Still, it's better than a Camry.

Accord Euro

$32,990 - $44,990

Awkward moment, as Honda loses patience with us for failing to place it in the same category as BMW, and hikes the price on what is a worthy, but still dull sedan.

Civic

$21,790 - $39,990

Hilariously space-age design brief seems calculated to send old folk running for the Toyota brochure. Your gran may not like it, but you'll think it rocks. You'll be right.

Civic Hybrid

Think of it as a Prius for people who don't enjoy being punched in the back of the head by strangers. Doesn’t mean you're any less worthy of back-of-the-head punching, mind.

CR-V

$31,990 - $41,990

Probably the first SUV to come out of the closet and admit that it's never going off road. Once that nonsense is out of the way, you're left with a decent 4wd family car.

Jazz

$15,990 - $23,920

Brilliantly packaged supermini makes a mockery of better-looking rivals and is officially the Most Sensible Choice. Leave your desire at home.

Legend

$75,500 - $77,500

Exceptional big sedan packed with technology and luxury in equal measure. Ludicrous price tag kills it stone dead, but if you find one secondhand, buy it.

Odyssey

$39,290 - $45,790

Not quite sure whether we love it or hate it. It does look a little War of the Worlds, doesn't it?

S2000

$73,590

Magnificently overblown roadster with riotous VTEC engine and superb gearbox that absolutely demands to have the nuts thrashed off it. Blissfully irresponsible.