I mean, it wouldn’t be the first time the name would be used on an SUV anyway

It’s mainly there for aesthetic purposes I guess, although it made more sense in km/h, as each multiple of 100 is located 90° apart

And while the styling is a new direction for Honda, it’s still familiar enough that it’s recognizable.

To put that size in perspective, imagine Honda dropping a third row into the current CR-V.

In my head, I think I always assumed that the Union Jack lights used that central bar as a turn indicator, which I think is how it works on Euro-spec Minis

Originally it predated the Fit/Jazz, but when the Fit came out in Japan the City became exactly the Fit sedan for 3 generations from 2002-2018/19. The funny thing is that the City hatchback now replaces the Fit/Jazz in Southeast Asian markets, presumably because it’s cheaper to build

Isn’t this just a version of Mercedes’ Magic Vision Control only with the washer pointed in the opposite direction?

I think the Asian market Toyota Innova has one of the more baffling designs for door pulls. You can see here that the real has a regular-looking one

You guys did ask if it could use more grill right?

The only lights I got right were #2 and #10, and for some reason I thought #9 was from an early 90s Toyota Starlet

Probably to set some sort of distance to the E63, which has a 155 mph top speed (which probably is also set to lure people who want more speed to the 186 mph E63 S)

I think the international Santa Fe is more comparable to the Santa Fe Sport in the States, since the USDM Santa Fe is sold elsewhere (or at least in its home country) as the Maxcruz

If it’s gonna look like anything that remotely resembles the JDM Crossroad then I’m all for it.

The rear at a glance looks like a Camaro with schwoopier curves, no?

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If you think that Camry’s fake glass is bad, check out the one on the Asian Yaris

While I do think the Vellfire looks pretty gnarly

I’m strangely upset over the amber DRLs, I mean what’s the point of having them in LED if you’re just gonna slap a stupid amber glow to them.

Rich Kristen gets it.

That is an Avanza, a sub $15k RWD minivan-without-sliding-doors popular in the Southeast Asia, probably slightly larger than a first-gen xB, with drivers usually as clueless as ones who drive a Prius in the States