Honda's new station wagon for 'cool lifestyle' to go on sale

Honda's new station wagon for 'cool lifestyle' to go on sale

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. President Takeo Fukui stands beside a new Airwave 1.5-liter compact station wagon at a press conference in Tokyo on April 7. Honda will start selling the car in Japan on April 8. It boasts an abundant luggage capacity and versatile seating arrangements in Honda's original center-fuel tank layout.

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