Honda City 2024-2026

The Honda City comes in two versions. The 1.0 litre VTEC Turbo produces 122 horsepower with strong pull from low revs, which makes overtaking on Route 402 easy. The 1.5 litre e:HEV hybrid runs on electric drive much of the time in town, so fuel use drops to about 4.5 to 5 litres per 100 km and the cabin stays silent in traffic. Tell us which one you prefer when booking.

Both versions share the same body and the same practical strengths. The boot holds about 506 litres, the largest of any compact sedan in our fleet, bigger than the Yaris ATIV and the Vios.

Honda cabins also offer more rear legroom than their Toyota rivals of the same class, which you notice on longer trips across the island.

Compared with the Toyota Corolla Altis, the Altis is larger and softer on poor tarmac while the City is easier to park. Compared with the Yaris ATIV, the City is quicker and roomier.

There are ISOFIX anchors in the rear. Fuel is ordinary Gasohol 95 and the hybrid never needs plugging in.