Honda S600

The Honda S600 Coupe was introduced in 1962 as part of the original S600 generation. It features a 600cc inline-four engine producing 57 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This coupe variant is known for its lightweight design and high-revving engine, making it a popular choice for sports car enthusiasts during its production run.

The Honda S600 Convertible was also launched in 1962 alongside the Coupe variant. Like its coupe counterpart, it is powered by a 600cc inline-four engine with 57 horsepower and a 4-speed manual transmission. The convertible offers an open-top driving experience, catering to those who desire a sporty yet breezy ride. This variant shares similar performance characteristics with the Coupe.

The Honda S600 Sports was introduced in 1963 as a sportier variant of the original S600 Coupe. It features enhanced suspension tuning and a slightly modified engine for improved performance, retaining the 600cc inline-four configuration producing 57 horsepower. This variant represents Honda's commitment to motorsports and driving dynamics, appealing to enthusiasts looking for a more engaging driving experience.