Broomfield, CO | USA
Description
Selling this 1999 Honda Stepwgn This is a post facelift, first gen model with redesigned headlights. The eight seats are divided into three rows with a middle row that rotates 180° and an end seat that can be folded vertically for extra room. This model houses a B20B four-cylinder engine, the same that can be found on a first gen CR-V. This Stepwgn comes with factory champagne metallic paint and automatic transmission. Also comes with aftermarket wheels with good tires and up to date maintenanc...
Our Take:
- Rarity and Obscurity: The Honda Stepwgn is a rare sight in North America, especially the first-generation models like this 1999 version. Designed primarily for the Japanese domestic market, it's a bit like finding a unicorn in your backyard—unexpected yet delightful for its obscurity.
- Unique Features: This particular model offers the quirky three-row seating configuration with a rotatable middle row. It's a feature that brings a hint of magic to those long road trips or when tailgating at a local football game, allowing passengers to face each other and chat comfortably.
- Technological Connection: Under the hood, the B20B engine should ring a bell for Honda aficionados since it's the same powertrain used in the first-gen CR-V. This engine is known for its durability and ease of maintenance, making it a practical choice for a people mover.
- Styling and Condition: The factory champagne metallic paint paired with aftermarket wheels gives this minivan a unique blend of elegance and personal flair. With the recent maintenance updates, including a new timing belt, this Stepwgn promises reliability without any mechanical drama—it's like having a trusty sidekick on family adventures.
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