A 1999 Honda Vamos kei van with a unique Momo sunset wrap is up for auction in Monticello, Mississippi.
This tiny van features rear-wheel drive, a manual transmission, and an engine located under the back seats.
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Powering the pint-sized Kei car is a 656 cc naturally-aspirated three-cylinder. Despite the van's small footprint, it has a surprisingly spacious interior and trunk.
The 1999 model has been driven roughly just 14,000 miles since new. For the most part, vans aren't cool.
In fact, they might be one of the lamest body styles in existence, the automotive equivalent of a beige waiting room.
If you want to drive a van and still look good doing it, though, no country pulls it off quite like Japan.
Plenty of Japanese vans, like the Toyota Alphard and Nissan Elgrand, are big and expensive, but the country has also run a thriving Kei van industry for decades, and this 1999 Honda Vamos ranks among the finest of them.
Up for auction now in Monticello, Mississippi, it's an unusually low-mileage example that only reached the United States last year, which makes it something of a novelty on this side of the Pacific.
Shortly after the current owner acquired the car, finished in Vogue Silver Metallic, they had it ceramic-coated, and the badges were refinished in a shade of orange.
It then had a retro Momo sunset graphic wrapping along the sides and across the rear fascias, making this van so much more appealing than any modern one a new car dealer could sell you.
