Honda's Legend wins 'Car of the Year Japan' award

Honda's Legend wins 'Car of the Year Japan' award

TOKYO, Japan - The new Legend sedan made by Honda Motor Co. has won the title of ''Car of the Year Japan'' for 2004-2005, the executive committee for the award said Nov. 11. The Legend, which had a full-model change for the first time in eight years in October, won the award for its advanced and original all-wheel driving technology, the committee said.

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