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As with every model that comes out of Honda’s factory, the Japanese carmaker’s official tuning arm has presented a sport package for the Freed that was officially introduced on May 29 (see details here). Mugen’s offerings for the minivan version of the Fit / Jazz hatch include a full bodykit, silver or dark 16-inch alloy wheels and a sport silencer along with a more powerful brake system. –Image gallery after the jump
The Honda Airwave is essentially a station-wagon version of the previous generation Fit / Jazz that’s sold exclusively in the Japanese market. Even if the Airwave isn’t your typical tuner’s car, nevertheless Mugen has released a new sport package for Honda’s subcompact station model. Buyers can choose from a wide variety of accessories that include an aerodynamic bodykit, several different 15-inch alloy designs and interior enhancements along with suspension and brake system upgrades. Click through for more images.
This undeniably impressively supped up Civic Type-RR is the work of Mugen and it made its debut at the recent Tokyo Auto Salon. Apart from the overly aggressive bodykit that includes an aluminium bonnet, a carbon-fibre front end and a large rear-wing spoiler, the Mugen Civic Type-RR Experimental Spec boasts a series of mechanical upgrades, the most important being the K20A engine that has been bored out to 2.2-litres. The result is an output of 260 HP and a maximum torque figure of 235 Nm or 173 lbs/ft.
Via: Le Blog Auto , Source: Mugen
As usual, Mugen didn’t waste its time at all and as soon as Honda introduced the JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) version of the Accord called Inspire -see details and pics here, it came out with a full range of accessories. For those looking to upgrade the Inspire’s exterior looks, Mugen’s aerokit consists of a front sports grille, side skirts, front and rear aprons, an exhaust system with 4 outlets and a large rear wing. In terms of wheels, Mugen offers a set of 18-inch 10-spoke alloy-wheels available in four different shades. -Continued after the jumpFor the time being, Mugen’s list for the interior consists only of a set of aluminium pedals, but we gather that the Japanese tuner will offer more accessories later on. In terms of mechanical upgrades, there’s a new sport suspension kit and new brake rotors and pads.
What a sad sight; here’s what happened to one of the 1,000 Honda Civic Mugen Si’s that are set to go on sale in the U.S. Some @#$%^heads thought for whatever reason they had that they should vandalize the Mugen in a dealer lot. The thieves got away with whatever they could; seats, wheels, shift knob, badges and God knows what else. Honestly, I know this sounds naive but I never understood how one could go and destroy someone else’s property. Damn pity. -More images after the jump
Via: Autoblog.com , Source: ephatch
Honda’s official tuning partner wasted no time at all with the new Fit (Jazz in Europe and elsewhere) introducing a wide range of accessories just as the compact hatch went on sale in 
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