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Honda will begin sales of a new compact minivan, named the Freed, in Japan on May 30, 2008. This new model fuses an easy-to-use and spacious cabin with stylish design. Special mobility assistive versions—Freed with side lift-up seat and Freed with passenger lift-up seat, also go on sale May 30, 2008—while a Freed wheelchair-accessible model will go on sale June 20, 2008. Developed under the concept of "Freedom to create the perfect lifestyle," the Freed features Honda’s original low-floor and low-center-of-gravity technology, to achieve a compact body size that makes it easy to maneuver through city streets as well as a spacious cabin that enables adults to sit comfortably in all three rows. Honda developed this vehicle with the goal of creating a minivan that is comfortable and easy-to-use for every passenger and that offers new value by enabling customers to fully and freely utilize this vehicle in activities that meet individual lifestyles ranging from daily transportation to leisure time trips. Three different versions are offered: the first seven-passenger vehicle in its class featuring captain’s seats in the second row; the first eight-passenger vehicle in its class; and a five-passenger type which offers a large, best-in-class cargo space. Moreover, for the first time in a registration-class Honda vehicle, wheelchair-accessible models are offered in addition to versions with a side lift-up seat and passenger lift-up seat. With the addition of these mobility assistive models, Honda positions Freed as a vehicle which fulfills the diverse needs of a wide range of customers. Key Features of the Freed
Interior styling
Exterior styling
Powertrain
Body structure
Chassis
Safety performance
Environmental performance
Special - needs vehicles
Wheelchair - accessible model
Passenger lift - up seat model
Side lift - up seat model
7 comments: Honda Freed Stig_USA (369) Posted on 12.9.2011 It is too big for a mini van! However, I must say that I am truly impressed with this Honda Freed for the fact that it is so ideal for a huge family. Well, Mugen is really a genius in creating an awesome van like this one.
Beth_logan (316) Posted on 12.8.2011 I love the "easy-to-used and spacious cabin" which has a stylish design, well if I’m looking for a minivan, I would rather settle for this one. Good thing also that it has an impressive and efficient engine.
granma_tador (418) Posted on 09.2.2011 The spacious interior of this Freed is really impressive and will stand out among the other mini vans that I saw. It also had an impressive exterior styling and it already looks good on its color.
edwinsantiago (381) Posted on 09.27.2010 It makes me think of the OLD Mazda MPV (back when it was first introduced) and does anybody remember how tiny the old short wheelbase Caravans were? That would be cool to have a tiny van like that again.
Jared_smith (462) Posted on 08.5.2010 Yeah, I agree with you all guys about the design. But still it’s A LOT BETTER than Toyota Avanza. Even the Freed interior design is the best in its class (consider the crappy interior of Toyota Avanza, Kijang Innova, Suzuki APV). About the stream pricing, it is in class of Nissan Serena, Mitsubishi Grandis.
kim_tatel (276) Posted on 05.6.2010 Some says that this model is similar to a Honda Jazz with a seven passenger edition featuring the captain’s seats in the second row.
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