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The Honda N-ONE made its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2011 and went on sale in November of 2012. It is a modern interpretation of one of Honda's first production cars, the N360. Just like the Honda N360 and the N600, the N-ONE is considered a Kei Class (city car) in Japan.
The N-ONE is an entry-level car that offers many premium features usually found in much larger cars. The N-ONE is only sold in Japan and is still in production.
Powering the N-ONE is a turbocharged three-cylinder engine mated to a Constant Variable Transmission (CVT). Top speed was in the neighborhood of 90 mph.
The N-ONE is an entry-level car that offers many premium features usually found in much larger cars. The N-ONE is only sold in Japan and is still in production.
Powering the N-ONE is a turbocharged three-cylinder engine mated to a Constant Variable Transmission (CVT). Top speed was in the neighborhood of 90 mph.
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