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Honda Life
Honda Life minicar has been at the auto market since 1971 and this year the manufacturer developed and upgraded the new version of it for the fans of the little fuel efficient cars.
The new three-cylinder five-door Life is priced a little above $9,000. The customers can choose out of three models: Life G – the basic and standard edition, Life Diva – the model designed for ladies’ market and finally Life Pastel – “elegant and fashionable” minicar.
You can tell the difference between the three by looking at the front of the minis, but they all have large windows and slim pillars. Any Life can be ordered with one of the two carryover i-DSI engines: a standard one with 51 horsepower and turbocharged with 63 horsepower.
Minicars are very popular in Japan because they give the owners the opportunity to save on taxes and the very expensive parking lots, so Honda plans to sell at least 13,000 Life models a month.
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