Honda Vamos : Price. Reviews. Specifications.

User reviews on Honda Vamos

• I'm searching for the size of the car and the size of a turbo car in a light car, and I really needed a four-wheel drive because it was a snowy country, and I wanted to prioritize low prices.

• When Bamos bought at the same store became sick and I was looking for 4WD, turbo, AT, rear seat split, there was another one in Miyagi prefecture, but there was no rust underneath and the engine I was in good shape, so I decided to use Bamos here.

• I am delivering home meals, but since I used Honda Zest before purchasing Vamos, I could not load it if there were many lunch boxes, so when I was looking for a light van with a wide luggage room, When I searched, I found a used car dealer near me, so after inquiring, I saw the actual car and bought it.

• First of all, the lowest price was the best. Also, the trust of the sales store is safe because I talked with the seller, so this store is okay. I just thought.

• Among the vehicle types I wanted, the best balance of grade, model year, equipment, and price considering them was available, and there were enough vehicle inspections left.

• The launch price was cheap despite being a popular vehicle type with navigation and ETC. Also, a test drive was possible and the mechanic's explanation was appropriate. Even so, he said that he would travel by train from Mito City to Ryugasaki City, and he was able to meet me at the station.

• The car I was considering was better than I thought because it was necessary as soon as I was on the way to see the exhibition car because the car I was riding broke down so I decided immediately

• Since I often go to camp, I was looking for loading a lot of luggage as the first condition, so I decided because it was a turbo in 4WD and the mileage was short.

• I wanted Bamos if possible. I compared it to other websites and visited a nearby store to see if it was a different model, but I chose Vamos for its price and taste.

• I was looking for a non-turbo manual car as a non-smoking car, but I decided because the car in question is not in the vicinity and has a turbo AT and 4WD.ABS.

• I decided to purchase it because the price was low, the car body was beautiful for the mileage and the number of years, and there was no history of restoration and the tining belt had been replaced.

• In the 1980s, a three-door hatchback car was popular, and many people took 1.5 liters, so I chose that car. It's compact, the fuel economy isn't so bad, and it's easy to drive because it can turn around a lot. It is popular to modify and drive a Sled Ahatch car, and I think all Japanese automakers made this type. The popular ones were Toyota Corolla 2, Mazda Familia and Honda Civic. All of them were front engine front drive, so it was easy to drive.