[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Because Honda has no clue how to.

They did it in the S2000 and NSX, but otherwise I don't think they've ever done it, at least in modern times.

I don't think it's lack of ability, rather a lack of will. I perceive Honda as being too sensible to invest in a RWD platform that too many consumers would incorrectly perceive as a liability instead of an asset. Instead, long ago they put their chips on building a performance AWD system. There apparently pretty good at it... not that I have any experience driving any SH-AWD except a first gen version decades ago.