Honda has dolled up its tiny Japan-only convertible,
the S660, with the Komorebi Edition, coming next week to the 2017 Tokyo Motor
Show.
Described as a "fun to look at, fun to drive,
invigorating open-top two seater" that's very "fashionable",
this special edition kei-car comes in three colors, including the Hidamari
Ivory Pearl, pictured here, contrasted by the brown soft top.
Inside, the S660 Komorebi, whose name translates
into "sunbeams leaves", features a light tan leather for the seats
and part of the dashboard on the passenger's side, in addition to a special
aluminum plate that decorates the console.
Aside from the visual upgrades, the manufacturer
kept the 0.66-liter turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine that powers the
regular models. The unit makes 64 PS and comes paired to a CVT
transmission, which is the only choice in the case of the Komorebi, while the
rest of the lineup can also be had with a six-speed manual gearbox.
The Honda S660 Komorebi Edition will be joined
by a variety of concepts and production cars made by the Japanese brand, at the
2017 Tokyo Motor Show, which starts on October 25, for the press, and three
days later for the public.
