Honda to show 3 new vehicles at Detroit Auto Show

Honda to show 3 new vehicles at Detroit Auto Show

NEW YORK, United States - Photo shows sketched ''Model X'' Honda Motor Co. plans to unveil as a new concept car that combines features of a sport-utility vehicle and a small pickup truck at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit in January. In addition to Model X, Honda also plans to display an RS-X Acura prototype and the new Acura 3.2TL luxury sedan at the auto show.

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