Honda Life Hatchback

The Honda Life was a name that was being used on various cars produced by Honda:- passenger cars, microvans, and Kei trucks. The 1st series of the nameplate was built between 1971 and 1974, with the name being revived in 1997. The Honda Life Hatchback has rarely been marketed outside Japan. The original Life range was offered as a 2-door or 4-door hatchback. The comfort of Passengers was improved to make this a better family car. The engine was installed with a balance shaft to reduce vibration of the car. 

The engine was called "Refined" in period tests and was considered to be as quiet and smooth as some 4-cylinder engines. The overall look is carefully managed so that the confidence of owner multiplies with pedestrians greatly impressed. The interior is made captivating enough with power window, power steering, adjustable steering wheel, center console with switches to control car and much more.