The rise to prominence of Japanese cars started in the 70's, during the US oil crisis. Small compact cars, from manufacturers such as Toyota, Honda, and Mazda competed head-to-head with American muscle cars from Ford, GM and Chrysler. With gas prices soaring then, these pocket rockets gained market shares from their American rival. Among the top seller in the small car line-up was the Honda Civic. It became popular because of its fuel economy, trim availability, and high customization (this model is popular among car customizer). Now the Civic has a hybrid model to boast of. Continue ...
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