The Honda CRX, a compact and sporty two-seater, underwent significant evolution between 1983 and 1987. Introduced as a successor to the acclaimed Civic, the CRX initially featured a 1.5-liter engine. Subsequent updates brought advancements like Honda's Programmed Fuel Injection system in the 1985 Si model, and a more powerful 16-valve 1600cc engine in 1986, boosting output to 125 bhp. These revisions also included improvements to ride and handling, solidifying the CRX's reputation for performance and agility.

This compilation of contemporary reviews and technical data offers a comprehensive look at the Honda CRX models from 1983 to 1987. The material focuses on the car's performance, handling, and technological advancements, including the introduction of fuel injection and more powerful engines. It aims to provide enthusiasts and potential owners with a detailed understanding of the CRX's development and reception during its early years.