Honda introduces open-top sports-type minivehicle

Honda introduces open-top sports-type minivehicle

Photo taken March 30, 2015, shows Honda Motor Co.'s S660 open-top sports-type minivehicle, which will go on sale on April 2. Honda provided a preview to the media in Tokyo for its first such minivehicle in 19 years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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