Honda's Accord wins Japan Car of Year award

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. said Nov. 13 that its new Accord sedan and station wagon have been named the Japan Car of the Year for 2002-2003. It is the third year in a row for the automaker to win the award, which is conferred by a group of automobile critics, analysts and journalists. In 2000, the award went to Honda's Civic, Civic Ferio and Stream, while it went to Honda's Fit compact car in 2001.

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