Peanut butter and jelly. Ume and shiso. Some things just go together. And there's no way you can talk about the first-generation subcompact Honda City without talking about its dorky-cool folding ...

The Honda Motocompo is arguably the coolest scooter of the 1980s. It was sold from 1981 to 1983 and offered as an option to the Honda City. While not marketed in North America, some examples made it ...

Sold from 1981 until 1983, the Honda Motocompo was made to fit in the trunk of a compact car – specifically, in a Honda City. It's a rare foldable mini scooter that looks like it was designed by a ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Say you want a car and you want a motorcycle, but you can only get one because Reasons. So what do you do? At first, you think you're stuck, ...

Honda is bringing back one of its greatest mobility ideas in the age of electrification and sustainability, at least in concept form. Say hello to the Sustaina-C and Pocket duo that was revealed at ...

Remember the Honda Motocompo? It was a cute little folding motorbike built to live in the back of a tiny hatchback. Now, Honda is paying tribute to that epic bit of ’80s nostalgia with a new electric ...

The Honda Motocompo was one of the greatest accessories you could buy from a Japanese automaker in the 1980s. The tiny, foldable motorcycle served as the transportation for the last mile of inner-city ...

As cities around the world continue to grow both in footprint and population density, it will only become more important to develop efficient urban mobility solutions. After all, we’ve already seen ...