This page lists 75 cars that start with H, from “Honda Accord” to “Healey Silverstone.” The list covers everyday sedans, family SUVs, pickup trucks, electric models, and rare sports cars. Many come from well-known makers like Honda, Hyundai, and Holden, while others are classic or lesser-known brands. You can use it to compare models, find a car to research, or settle a trivia question.

Cars are road vehicles that carry people and cargo, usually powered by an engine or an electric motor. Some become famous far beyond the road, like the “Hudson Hornet,” which dominated early NASCAR racing and inspired a character in the movie Cars.

Below you’ll find the table with the car, brand, type, production years, and description for every entry.

Car: The full model name, so you can quickly spot the exact vehicle you are looking for and tell similar models from the same brand apart.

Brand: The company that built the car. This helps you compare models from the same maker or see which brands have the most entries.

Type: The body style or category, such as compact SUV, roadster, or pickup truck, which tells you what kind of vehicle it is.

Production Years: The years the car was sold. You can see which models are still on sale today and which belong to history.

Description: A short summary of what makes each car notable, including its main features, background, or place in automotive history.

Cars

CarBrandTypeProduction Years
Honda AccordHondaMidsize sedan1976–present
Honda CivicHondaCompact car1972–present
Honda CR-VHondaCompact SUV1995–present
Honda HR-VHondaSubcompact SUV1998–present
Honda PilotHondaMidsize SUV2002–present
Honda OdysseyHondaMinivan1994–present
Honda FitHondaSubcompact hatchback2001–2020
Honda S2000HondaRoadster1999–2009
Honda NSXHondaSports car1990–2005, 2016–2022
Honda PreludeHondaSport coupe1978–2001
Honda InsightHondaHybrid hatchback1999–2006, 2009–2014, 2018–2022
Honda RidgelineHondaPickup truck2005–present
Honda PassportHondaMidsize SUV1993–2002, 2019–present
Honda ElementHondaBoxy crossover2002–2011
Honda CR-ZHondaHybrid sport coupe2010–2016
Honda LegendHondaLuxury sedan1985–2021
Honda CityHondaSubcompact sedan1981–present
Honda eHondaElectric hatchback2020–2024
Honda BeatHondaKei roadster1991–1996
Honda S800HondaRoadster1966–1970
Honda ClarityHondaHydrogen fuel cell and plug-in hybrid2016–2021
Honda CrosstourHondaHatchback crossover2010–2015
Honda Del SolHondaTarga-top roadster1992–1997
Honda PrologueHondaElectric SUV2024–present
Hyundai ElantraHyundaiCompact sedan1990–present
Hyundai SonataHyundaiMidsize sedan1985–present
Hyundai TucsonHyundaiCompact SUV2004–present
Hyundai Santa FeHyundaiMidsize SUV2000–present
Hyundai KonaHyundaiSubcompact SUV2017–present
Hyundai PalisadeHyundaiThree-row SUV2018–present
Hyundai Ioniq 5HyundaiElectric crossover2021–present
Hyundai Ioniq 6HyundaiElectric sedan2022–present
Hyundai AccentHyundaiSubcompact car1994–present
Hyundai Genesis CoupeHyundaiSports coupe2008–2016
Hyundai VelosterHyundaiHatchback coupe2011–2021
Hyundai VenueHyundaiSubcompact SUV2019–present
Hyundai PonyHyundaiSubcompact car1975–1990
Hyundai ExcelHyundaiSubcompact car1985–1994
Hyundai AzeraHyundaiFull-size sedan2005–2017
Hyundai Santa CruzHyundaiCompact pickup truck2021–present
Hyundai VeracruzHyundaiMidsize crossover2006–2012
Hyundai EquusHyundaiLuxury sedan1999–2016
Hyundai StellarHyundaiCompact sedan1983–1997
Holden CommodoreHoldenLarge sedan1978–2020
Holden MonaroHoldenCoupe1968–1971, 2001–2005
Holden ToranaHoldenCompact car1967–1980
Holden KingswoodHoldenLarge sedan1968–1980
Holden BarinaHoldenSubcompact car1985–2019
Holden ColoradoHoldenPickup truck2008–2020
Holden FJHoldenSedan1953–1956
Holden AstraHoldenCompact car1984–2020
Hummer H1HummerOff-road SUV1992–2006
Hummer H2HummerFull-size SUV2002–2009
Hummer H3HummerMidsize SUV2005–2010
Hummer EVHummerElectric truck and SUV2021–present
Hudson HornetHudsonFull-size car1951–1957
Hudson TerraplaneHudsonSedan1932–1938
Hillman ImpHillmanCompact car1963–1976
Hillman MinxHillmanFamily sedan1932–1970
Hillman HunterHillmanFamily sedan1966–1979
Humber Super SnipeHumberLuxury sedan1938–1967
Humber HawkHumberExecutive sedan1945–1967
Hennessey Venom GTHennesseyHypercar2010–2017
Hennessey Venom F5HennesseyHypercar2021–present
Haval H6HavalCompact SUV2011–present
Haval JolionHavalCompact SUV2020–present
Hongqi H9HongqiLuxury sedan2020–present
Hongqi H5HongqiExecutive sedan2018–present
Hongqi E-HS9HongqiElectric SUV2020–present
Hindustan AmbassadorHindustan MotorsSedan1958–2014
Hindustan ContessaHindustan MotorsSedan1984–2002
Hispano-Suiza H6Hispano-SuizaLuxury car1919–1933
Hanomag 2/10 PSHanomagMicrocar1925–1928
Heinkel KabineHeinkelBubble car1956–1958
Healey SilverstoneHealeySports car1949–1950

Descriptions

Honda Accord
One of the best-selling cars in the United States, known for reliability, roominess, and a comfortable ride. It has grown from a small hatchback into a full-size family sedan over ten generations.
Honda Civic
A compact car sold worldwide for five decades. It is popular with commuters for fuel economy and with enthusiasts for the sporty Si and Type R versions.
Honda CR-V
Honda’s best-selling SUV and a long-time leader in its class. It offers a spacious cabin, strong resale value, and a hybrid option.
Honda HR-V
A small crossover with a flexible interior and the “Magic Seat” folding rear bench. Its first generation was a quirky three-door mini-SUV.
Honda Pilot
A three-row family SUV with seating for up to eight. It is built in Alabama and sold mainly in North America.
Honda Odyssey
A family minivan with sliding doors and a flexible interior. It is known for its smooth ride and in-car conveniences for parents.
Honda Fit
A small hatchback with an unusually roomy interior thanks to its fuel tank under the front seats. It is also sold as the Jazz in many markets.
Honda S2000
A rear-wheel-drive two-seat sports car with a high-revving engine that peaked at 9,000 rpm. It is now a collector favorite.
Honda NSX
Honda’s mid-engine supercar, developed with input from Formula 1 champion Ayrton Senna. The original proved a supercar could be reliable and easy to drive daily.
Honda Prelude
A sporty two-door coupe that introduced features such as a power sunroof and four-wheel steering to the mass market. It ran for five generations.
Honda Insight
Honda’s hybrid pioneer. The first generation was a lightweight two-seater that was one of the most fuel-efficient cars ever sold in the US.
Honda Ridgeline
A pickup with a unibody car-like construction, giving it a smoother ride than most trucks. It has a lockable trunk built into the bed.
Honda Passport
A rugged-looking two-row SUV. The original was a rebadged Isuzu Rodeo, while the current one is built on Honda’s own Pilot platform.
Honda Element
A boxy, utilitarian crossover with washable floors and a clamshell-style rear door. It developed a loyal following among surfers and dog owners.
Honda CR-Z
A small two-door hybrid coupe with a manual transmission option. It aimed to blend fuel efficiency with sporty handling.
Honda Legend
Honda’s flagship luxury sedan, sold in North America as the Acura Legend at first. The final generation included a Level 3 self-driving system in Japan.
Honda City
A small sedan popular in Asia, India, and Latin America. The first generation, with its tall body, inspired the tiny Motocompo scooter.
Honda e
A small retro-styled electric city car with a dashboard of digital screens and cameras instead of mirrors. It was sold mainly in Europe and Japan.
Honda Beat
A tiny mid-engine convertible built for Japan’s kei car class. It was the last car Honda founder Soichiro Honda approved before his death.
Honda S800
A small roadster with a motorcycle-style engine and chain drive to the rear wheels. It was one of Honda’s earliest cars sold abroad.
Honda Clarity
A family sedan offered with a hydrogen fuel cell, battery-electric, or plug-in hybrid powertrain. It was sold in limited markets.
Honda Crosstour
A sedan-hatchback hybrid based on the Accord, with a sloping roofline and a large cargo area. It struggled to find buyers.
Honda Del Sol
A small two-seat coupe with a removable roof panel that stowed in the trunk. It was a budget-friendly open-air car.
Honda Prologue
Honda’s first mass-market electric SUV in North America, built on a platform shared with General Motors.
Hyundai Elantra
Hyundai’s best-selling compact sedan globally. It is known for its value pricing and long warranty.
Hyundai Sonata
A midsize family sedan that helped Hyundai improve its reputation for quality in the 2000s. It is offered in gas and hybrid versions.
Hyundai Tucson
A compact SUV that has become one of Hyundai’s top sellers. The latest generation has a bold, angular design.
Hyundai Santa Fe
Hyundai’s first SUV, now offered as a practical family vehicle with a boxy redesign and optional third row in some markets.
Hyundai Kona
A small crossover with a colorful, quirky look. It is offered with gas, hybrid, and electric powertrains.
Hyundai Palisade
A large, upscale three-row SUV with a plush interior and a long list of features at a reasonable price.
Hyundai Ioniq 5
A retro-inspired electric crossover with ultra-fast charging and a flat floor that gives it a spacious interior.
Hyundai Ioniq 6
A streamlined electric sedan with a drag coefficient among the lowest of any production car.
Hyundai Accent
An affordable small car sold in many global markets. It served as Hyundai’s entry-level model for decades.
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
A rear-wheel-drive two-door coupe with an optional V6 engine. It helped establish Hyundai as a maker of performance cars.
Hyundai Veloster
A quirky hatchback with one door on the driver side and two on the passenger side. The N version was a hot hatch.
Hyundai Venue
A small, affordable crossover aimed at city drivers who want a high seating position and easy parking.
Hyundai Pony
Hyundai’s first mass-produced car and the first South Korean car designed for export. The original styling came from Italdesign’s Giorgetto Giugiaro.
Hyundai Excel
A cheap small car that gave Hyundai a foothold in North America. It sold strongly at first but later developed a reputation for quality problems.
Hyundai Azera
A large front-wheel-drive sedan sold as the Grandeur in Korea. It targeted buyers who wanted a quiet, comfortable cruiser.
Hyundai Santa Cruz
A small crossover-style pickup with a short bed. It shares its platform with the Tucson.
Hyundai Veracruz
A three-row crossover with a quiet cabin and a V6 engine, sold in the US for several years.
Hyundai Equus
Hyundai’s flagship luxury sedan before the Genesis brand was created. It was priced well below its European rivals.
Hyundai Stellar
A rear-wheel-drive small sedan based on the Ford Cortina. It was one of Hyundai’s early successes in South Korea.
Holden Commodore
Australia’s best-known family car. It was a rear-wheel-drive sedan and wagon built locally for decades and later imported.
Holden Monaro
A two-door muscle coupe. The 2001 revival was sold in the US as the Pontiac GTO.
Holden Torana
A small Australian car, with the later V8 models gaining fame in touring car racing.
Holden Kingswood
A family sedan and wagon that was a fixture of Australian streets in the 1970s.
Holden Barina
Holden’s small hatchback, based on Suzuki and later Daewoo and Chevrolet designs.
Holden Colorado
A pickup sold in Australia as a work vehicle and family hauler, based on the Chevrolet Colorado.
Holden FJ
An early version of Australia’s national car, built to suit rough rural roads.
Holden Astra
A small hatchback and sedan sold under the Holden name, based on Opel and Vauxhall designs.
Hummer H1
A civilian version of the military Humvee. It is huge, wide, and extremely capable off-road.
Hummer H2
A large luxury SUV based on the Chevrolet Tahoe and aimed at buyers wanting the Hummer look.
Hummer H3
A smaller, more affordable Hummer based on a pickup truck platform.
Hummer EV
An electric reboot of the Hummer brand, sold by GMC. It is known for huge power and a “Crab Walk” mode.
Hudson Hornet
A low-slung car that dominated early NASCAR racing in the early 1950s. It appeared as Doc Hudson in the movie Cars.
Hudson Terraplane
A popular budget car from Hudson, named after an aviator-themed marketing campaign. It was succeeded by the Hudson Eight and Hudson Six.
Hillman Imp
A small rear-engine car with an aluminum engine, built in Scotland to compete with the Mini.
Hillman Minx
A long-running British family car. It was one of the best-known Hillman models.
Hillman Hunter
A British family sedan that was also rebadged and built overseas, including in Iran as the Paykan.
Humber Super Snipe
A large British luxury car used by officials, including Field Marshal Montgomery during World War II.
Humber Hawk
A stately British saloon popular with businesspeople and government drivers.
Hennessey Venom GT
A Texas-built hypercar based on the Lotus Exige. It set a 270.49 mph speed record in 2014, although it was not officially recognized.
Hennessey Venom F5
A hypercar aimed at beating 300 mph, with a twin-turbo V8 producing over 1,800 horsepower.
Haval H6
China’s best-selling SUV for many years, known for solid value and a spacious cabin.
Haval Jolion
A stylish compact SUV from Great Wall Motors, sold in China and exported to many markets.
Hongqi H9
A large luxury sedan from China’s historic Hongqi brand, aimed at rivals like the Audi A6.
Hongqi H5
A mid-size luxury sedan from the Hongqi brand with a design inspired by classic Chinese motifs.
Hongqi E-HS9
A large electric luxury SUV and Hongqi’s first all-electric model.
Hindustan Ambassador
India’s iconic car, based on the British Morris Oxford. It was long used as a taxi and as a government vehicle.
Hindustan Contessa
A larger Indian sedan based on the Vauxhall Victor, marketed as a more upscale option than the Ambassador.
Hispano-Suiza H6
A luxury car with an advanced overhead-cam six-cylinder engine and servo-assisted brakes, built in France.
Hanomag 2/10 PS
A tiny German car nicknamed the “Kommissbrot” (army bread) because of its rounded rear. It was one of the first mass-produced cars with a unibody structure.
Heinkel Kabine
A small egg-shaped bubble car made by the aircraft maker Heinkel, with a single front-opening door.
Healey Silverstone
A lightweight British sports car with cycle fenders and a stripped-down body, built for racing.
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