Honda Models

This nameplate first appeared for the 2007 model year as the next evolution of the long-running Rancher utility ATV line, moving to a 420cc-class platform and expanding the family with multiple 2WD and 4WD configurati...

This Honda sport ATV was introduced for the 2006 model year as the electric-start counterpart to the brand’s existing 450-class race quad. It belonged to Honda’s high-performance TRX family and was positioned as a mor...

Honda’s TRX450ER was the electric-start member of the brand’s 450-class sport ATV family, marketed under the SportTrax 450 name in some catalogs and owner literature. It arrived for the 2006 model year as Honda expand...

This electric-start sport ATV was introduced for the 2008 model year as a more convenient counterpart to the kick-start version in the same 450-class performance family. It carried forward the focused, race-inspired l...

Honda’s 450cc sport ATV line began with the original TRX450R for 2004, and the electric-start TRX450ER arrived soon after as the more user-friendly, race-capable offshoot of that platform. In Canadian market materials...

Honda introduced this FourTrax Foreman ES for the 1998 model year as part of its mid-size utility ATV lineup, and the nameplate ran through the 2001 model year. It was positioned as a hardworking farm, ranch, and trai...

Honda’s Foreman 450 S was introduced for the 2002 model year as part of the TRX450 Foreman family, alongside the electric-shift Foreman ES. It sat in Honda’s full-size utility ATV lineup as a rugged, work-focused mach...

This sport ATV arrived for the 2004 model year as Honda’s dedicated 450-class racing machine, created to replace the aging 400-class sport quad formula with a more modern performance platform. It was aimed squarely at...

Honda introduced this sport ATV for the 2004 model year as its modern 450-class race-focused quad, aimed at riders who wanted a lightweight, competition-oriented machine rather than a utility ATV. The nameplate began ...

Honda introduced this nameplate in 1998 as part of its Foreman utility ATV family, positioning it as a rugged manual-shift 4x4 workhorse for farm, ranch, and trail use. It was paired in the lineup with the electric-sh...

Honda’s 500-class TRX ATV nameplate entered the market in 2000 with the TRX500FA FourTrax Rubicon, a utility-focused North American ATV that became known for Honda’s Hondamatic/HFT automatic transmission technology. T...

Honda introduced this Rubicon-branded ATV in 2000 as the TRX500FA FourTrax Rubicon, bringing the company’s Hondamatic/HFT automatic transmission technology into production on a North American utility ATV. It was posit...

Honda’s TRX520 nameplate covers the modern FourTrax Foreman Rubicon 4x4 family, which first appeared for the 2020 model year. It represents the continuation of Honda’s long-running Rubicon utility-ATV line, but with t...

Honda introduced this nameplate for the 2003 model year as a flagship recreational ATV aimed at riders who wanted a more refined, automatic alternative to traditional sport-utility machines. It arrived as a significan...

This Honda TRX650FG was the GPS-equipped Rincon variant introduced for the 2004 model year and sold through 2005. It belonged to Honda’s Rincon 650 ATV family, which had already established itself as the brand’s premi...

Introduced for the 2006 model year, this large-displacement utility ATV became the flagship of Honda’s four-wheel off-road lineup in North America. It arrived as a premium, comfort-focused machine aimed at riders who ...

This Honda ATV nameplate entered the market for the 2024 model year as the Rubicon 700, marking a major refresh of Honda’s long-running Rubicon utility ATV line. Honda positioned it as a more versatile flagship rec/ut...

Honda’s TRX700EX was a short-lived 700-class sport ATV that arrived as part of Honda’s push back into high-displacement performance quads in the late 2000s. It stood out in the brand’s sport lineup for combining a lar...

This sport ATV was introduced for the 2008 model year as a high-performance, off-road-only machine aimed at experienced riders. It stood apart from Honda’s longer-running sport quads by using a large-displacement liqu...

Honda’s small sport ATV for young riders arrived for the 1994 model year as a youth-focused four-wheeler in the brand’s expanding TRX family. It was positioned as an approachable introduction to off-road riding, with ...

Honda’s small-displacement youth sport ATV traces its roots to the long-running TRX90 family, but the TRX90X nameplate itself appears to have entered Honda’s lineup for the 2009 model year and has remained in producti...

Honda introduced this Twinstar-branded small-displacement twin in 1978 as part of its entry-level street lineup, aimed at riders who wanted a simple, approachable motorcycle with a more traditional look than Honda’s s...

This nameplate first appeared on Honda’s U.S.-built large cruiser for the 1997 model year, based on the Gold Wing platform but stripped into a far more muscular American-style custom motorcycle. The original run estab...

This nameplate was introduced as a touring-focused derivative of Honda’s original Valkyrie family for the 1999 model year, pairing the Valkyrie’s flat-six powertrain and long-wheelbase cruiser stance with a more dista...