Honda to launch remodeled Inspire

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. President Hiroyuki Yoshino (R) shakes hands with Takeo Fukui, who was named next president at a Tokyo hotel on June 18 in front of a remodeled Inspire luxury sedan. The new sedan will hit the market June 19 with a newly developed system that predicts rear-end collisions and assists brake operation to reduce damage to occupants and vehicles. (Kyodo)

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