Honda REMIX concept (2006)
Concept car · 2006 · Combustion
A fighter-jet-canopy small sports coupe design study from Honda's California studio.
The REMIX made its world debut at the 2006 Los Angeles Auto Show as a design study exploring a two-seat sports car that could double as a practical daily driver. Its low-slung body wore a wrap-around canopy for a fighter-jet feel and an aluminium-colour finish that emphasised its geometric yet fluid lines. Purely a styling concept, it was fashioned around a front-wheel-drive small-car platform with a four-cylinder engine, backed by generous rear cargo space. It was created by Honda R&D Americas' Advanced Design Studio in Southern California.
Key facts
- Layout: Front-wheel drive, front-engine
- Engine: 4-cylinder
- Transmission: 6-speed manual
- Body: Two-seat coupe with wrap-around canopy
- Design studio: Honda R&D Americas Advanced Design Studio (California)
Production
- Status: Concept only
- 2006 lightweight sports coupe concept that never reached production.
- Revealed at 2006 Los Angeles Auto Show
Source: Honda Global