Get an all-electric van for $7300
 

Honda N-Van has a range of 124 miles...but the price is about a third of a Chev Bolt.

https://www.autoblog.com/2022/12/10/honda-nvan-ev-pricing/

https://s.aolcdn.com/dims-global/dim...-prototype.jpg

Cool. Will be $17,300 in Michigan and $3,700 in Indiana. :D:D

^^^ True...it happens all the time...:mad:

Lacks the punky good looks of the Element, which turned out to be somewhat of a cult car. I doubt it'll go on sale in the US, and if it does, for way more than $7,300.

Good time to sell me the Prelude for $6,000 and buy savings bonds, though.

^^^ I wish the article would have included pics of the pillarless passenger side with the doors open.

$12K will get you the Prelude....delivered.:D

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1670718855.jpg

^^^ Thanks...great pic.
Honda magic seats along with no pillar make it look like a Fit with two huge openings.

I miss my old Fit.

Get over Fit.

^^^ It was a perfect fit.
Hard to find those.

Kei van.



Get the gas version. 4x4 with ac for a couple grand less.

^^^ Do they offer those here?
If not...they should.

No.Japanese domestic market only. Which is a shame. Bc those vans and even the bigger diesel versions are just BA!
Notice the OP's picture is RHD. Back OT. Importing that Honda gonna should be simple if it conforms to American DOT (with 30 air bags).

I'm still waiting for Honda to offer this one for sale here....what a cool looking car.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1670723193.jpg

^^^
If Honda offered that car here...it would be a huge seller.
I would be on the list for first sales.

How does anyone deal with a range of 124 miles? What a hassle.

^^^ Probably the reason why it's only available in Japan right now.

Well my oldest drives 13 miles a day back and forth to school. Thats just about it. At $7300 this cost less than his current car.