Lebanon, PA | USA
Description
1989 Honda Today G JW2 (Silver) E05A, 4 Speed Manual (FWD) 550cc 3 Cylinder Engine This vehicle was legally imported into the USA under the 25-year law. The vehicle comes with a Florida title. If you are registering in Florida, we handle the registration process for you! +/-43,300 Miles | +/-69,600 KM G Model 4 Speed Manual 550cc Engine (Found in ACTY) Cold A/C Great Idle Transmission Shifts into All Gears Smoothly Financing Available Asking $7,899 If you're looking for other JDM cars, Please le...
Our Take:
- Quintessential Kei Car: The Honda Today is a prime example of Japan's kei cars—a vehicle class specifically designed to conform to Japan's tax and insurance regulations. These tiny powerhouses usually feature small-displacement engines, like the 550cc found here, making them a perfect blend of efficiency and practical urban driving. Despite their modest muscle, they pack a punch in personality, turning heads with their distinctive, compact charm.
- Rarity on the Roads: While countless Honda Today vehicles roamed the streets of Japan in the late '80s and early '90s, seeing one stateside is about as rare as finding a needle in a haystack. Thanks to the 25-year import law, this little hatchback became eligible to cross international waters legally, bringing a slice of Japanese motoring history to American roads.
- Shared Heritage with the Honda ACTY: Sporting the same 550cc E05A engine as the Honda ACTY, the Today shares a mechanical lineage with Honda's popular microvan. This gives it a kind of dual identity: part city commuter, part utilitarian workhorse. It also means parts might be slightly less troublesome to source than you’d expect for such a niche import.
- Manual Transmission Enthusiast's Delight: With a 4-speed manual gearbox, this car offers old-school driving pleasure in spades. Shifting gears in this compact cruiser is more than just a way to get from A to B—it's a conversation between driver and machine. For those with a yen for handling and engagement, this silver gem might just speak your language.
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