Overseas] The results of the Honda Garage Dreams Contest, in which dealers super-customized the CB750 Hornet, were announced!

The 6th Honda Garage Dreams Contest, a customization festival organized by Honda's Spanish-Portuguese subsidiary (Honda Iberia), was a competition in which authorized dealers from both countries competed with each other. The final selection was made based on the CB750 Hornet, and the rankings for each category were finally announced!

The one and only CB750 Hornet, filled with dealers' passion

The CB750 Hornet, the base vehicle for this year's competition, has been a leader in the street-fighter trend since its debut in 2023. Its contemporary and aggressive design was the perfect canvas for the 49 participating dealers.

The five finalists in each category were selected by online voting by the general public, a panel of expert judges, and the dealer network itself, and the dealers' final vote (grand final) determined the prestigious The top three were decided by the dealers' final vote (Grand Final)! The rankings are as follows

Garage Dreams Full Edition Category

This category allows dealers to show off their creativity and customization skills to the fullest, with no restrictions on parts used.

Grand Prize] "Last Lap

The inspiration for this model came from the WGP machine "Honda NS500" driven by the legendary rider Freddie Spencer in the early 1980's. The "Last Lap" is a full-edition model of the "Honda NS500", which was created by the "Honda NS500". Through its styling, which was only possible in the free full edition category, the design conveys the strong message that the classic racing lines of yesteryear will surely resonate with today's younger generation. Production Dealer: Stilmoto (Spain)

No. 2] "Mugen

This is a car that takes the Hornet to a higher level through modifications with a realistic and functional purpose for the user, and strengthens its strengths by exploring its virtues to the fullest. Every component has been thoroughly thought through down to the smallest detail, and based on the philosophy that "form follows function," the result is a machine that can maintain its balance as an everyday commuter while transforming into a real circuit weapon when needed. Production Dealer: Mototrofa (Portugal)

No. 3] "Red Bullet

The creative concept was directly inspired by the "NSR500," which was a symbol of absolute performance in the WGP (now MotoGP) of the 1980s and 1990s, and the famous "VFR400. Aiming to fuse the pure racing spirit with utility on public roads, this is a vehicle that expresses the philosophy of "returning technology from racing to production vehicles" that Honda has cultivated throughout its history in the modern Hornet. Production dealer: Lombas e Curvas (Portugal)

Garage Dreams Genuine Division

This is a competition for the best sense of style with limited resources, in which only genuine Honda parts and accessories are used, and the car must be maintained in 100% road-ready condition.

Grand Prize] "Seven Fifty

The concept of this car is "nostalgia for the past. The classic element that was given the highest priority in the design was the famous 1992 CB750 (known in Europe as "Seven Fifty"). As the Hornet has been modernized over time, the designers wanted to rekindle the original concept that has always characterized this series, and to create a machine that evokes the "spirit (soul) of the past. Production Dealer: Otobai (Spain)

No. 2] "Rothmans

The "Rothmans" features a color scheme inspired by the "1990s," an important decade in Honda's visual and motorsports identity. Through a unique paint job that incorporates elements of that era, this is a modern reinterpretation of the racing spirit of yesteryear, and one that aims to build a bridge between the past and the present without losing the Hornet 750's up-to-date style. Production Dealer: Moto Veiga (Portugal)

Third place: "MOTORWAY

This is a car with a realistic background, having decided to participate in the newly established "Genuine Division," a new category that allows production at lower cost and in a shorter development period. In the design, the familiar "HRC color" was adopted to identify it as a Honda brand at a glance, and the top priority was to create a clear sporty image. Honda's "sportiness" itself was the greatest source of inspiration. Dealer: Motorway (Portugal) The visuals of the unique custom vehicles created by each of the winning dealers are posted on the official website and social networking services. The visuals of the winning vehicles are posted on the official website and social networking services, and are sure to be a great source of reference for Japanese car owners in terms of customization direction and ideas for their cars. ■Official website https://hondagaragedreamscontest.com/ ■Official Instagram @honda_garage_dreams_contest Visit the gallery (13)