Honda’s Ballade nameplate made a welcome return to South Africa in ... In the case of the five-speed manual, the Ballade is capable of a top speed of 185 km/h. Combined cycle fuel consumption is a ...

Take, for instance, the Honda Ballade. Owing to its reliability ... I say large, as it is 175/55 R15 in size versus the car's 185/60 R15-sized tyres. Climb in the rear, and you will be surprised by ...

Specifically, AMG and Honda came together to bring a tuned version of Honda's Ballade - basically an upscale Civic - to South Africa. AMG had just completed work on a couple of vehicles for ...

The Ballade nameplate was synonymous with Honda's presence in our market during the 1980s and '90s, the badge finding its way onto Honda Civic sedans that were assembled and marketed by Mercedes ...

Honda's reincarnated Ballade has barely been with us for a year now and though it's still a strong contender in the small sedan fighting ring, the company has just freshened it up a little on the ...

I’m talking of course about the Honda Ballade AMG; a South Africa exclusive whose parents probably regret their offspring. Information on the AMG Ballade (pronunciation) is very scarce ...

The Ballade is far from a pure sports car, but it would put Honda ahead of the curve for the boom in the sport-tuned economy car segment that would hit Japan and later the US during the Eighties ...

Known to most of the world as the Honda City, the hopefully popular sedan will be launched on the South African market wearing an old, almost vintage name in the country: Ballade. Introduced in ...

Honda has used the local market unveiling of the WR-V to introduce the newcomer, once again rebadged as the Ballade. Based on the Indian version that went on sale in July this year, the Ballade ...

so you get that clever Honda “Magic Seat” system that allows you to configure the seats in multiple ways. The space inside is adequate, thanks to this being a compact car. Like the Ballade ...

I've owned a half-dozen third-generation Honda Civics and CRXs and loved them ... In Japan, higher-end Civics got spun off into the Ballade marque during this period, with the original CRX known ...