Honda reveals the S660 Concept
car&bike Team
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Jan 06, 2014, 08:00 PM
Honda revealed the S660 Concept car ahead of its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show. Honda says that the S660 is an 'open-top sports-type mini-vehicle' and will make its world premiere at the Tokyo Motor Show alongside the NSX Concept and an Urban SUV Concept.
Honda has not revealed much when it comes to specifications but from the photos we can see how small the sports car actually is. Honda had a similar sports car- the S600 - way back in the 1960s and we presume that this one will be its successor.
There's a digital dashboard inside and we can also see that the S660 uses automatic transmission and behind the steering wheel we can also spot the paddle shifters.
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