Great video, thank you. Great to see a UK based video so and you answered so many of my questions. I love the idea of one of these but struggling to sell the Mrs on it, but to me it makes sense to me as the daily car as almost all trips are getting the young kids to school/nursery and going shopping, all of which are within 1 mile, so a little turbo petrol is the future as far as I am concerned. Also with that sliding door, we'd be able to get both kids in from the same side which would be great for us as we have a narrow drive. Are you able to say what these are like emissions wise as more towns are getting euro 6 zones. Would this meet that? or even euro 5? Thank you for the great video
Thanks for your comment and I'm pleased to hear you're a fan, hope you manage to get approval for the purchase! The Japanese emissions standards look quite similar to Euro 5, but I don't think these cars have never been tested against Euro emissions standards. What I can say is that they are ULEZ compliant, if that helps.
@@Andrewsjapanesecars thank you so much. I really want an N Box, I'm a Honda fan, what are they like on UK roads, and hills? I'm.quite realistic in my expectations, but just wondering. I'm hoping it'd fit me and the Mrs in the front, enough room to be able to get both kids in from one side and have the pram stood up in boot if I fit some straps in there
I think they're pretty good on UK roads and fine with hills. There are some pretty steep roads in Japan. Clearly they are never going to be a fast vehicle, but they pick up speed surprisingly well for such a small engine. They don't like to be pushed hard round corners, but you could probably work that out by looking at the body shape! I think a pram would fit in the boot but there are quite a variety of sizes so it would be best to do a test fit before committing!
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