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A new set of 14-inch wheels has also been fitted, clad in Lanvigator Fastone tires, replacing the 12-inch wheels the owner purchased the car with.
Interestingly, the seller acquired the Vamos less than a year ago on Bring a Trailer, trading hands for $7,600.
It’ll be interesting to see how much it sells for this time around.
Given that this is a Kei car, even though it is a van, it’s obviously quite small by Western van standards, so it isn’t exactly an ideal family car.
That said, it does have sliding side doors and offers comfortable seating for four, all while maintaining a surprisingly spacious trunk.
Positioned under the second row of seats is the engine. It’s a tiny 656 cc naturally-aspirated three-cylinder mated to a five-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive.
Despite the Honda’s age, it’s only been driven roughly 23,000 km or 14,000 miles, so it has plenty of life left.
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It's weird, it's tiny, and it's the kind of thing you buy purely because your neighbors won't get it.
