Honda T360

The Honda T360 Standard was introduced in 1963 as part of the T360 model range. It features a 360cc inline-four engine producing 30 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This compact truck variant was designed for utility and featured a minimalist design, making it suitable for light commercial use. It is characterized by its small footprint and practicality, catering primarily to the Japanese market.

The Honda T360 Sport was introduced in 1965, building on the foundation of the T360 Standard. It retained the 360cc inline-four engine, but enhanced its power output to 36 horsepower for improved performance. This variant featured upgraded suspension and sportier design elements, appealing to a more performance-oriented clientele. Production was limited, making it a rare find in the Honda lineup.

The Honda T360 Deluxe was introduced in 1965, offering more features than the base model. It featured the same 360cc engine but included enhancements such as improved interior comfort, chrome accents, and optional accessories. This model targeted customers looking for a blend of utility and style, making it a popular choice during its production run until 1969.