Honda introduces 1.5-liter multi-wagon Mobilio Spike

Honda introduces 1.5-liter multi-wagon Mobilio Spike

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. said Sept. 18 it will put on sale nationwide Sept. 19 a new 1.5-liter multi-wagon, the Mobilio Spike, at prices ranging from about 1.35 million to 1.68 million yen. The new vehicle features a spacious, low-floor interior that can accommodate five people.

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