1998 Honda Step Wagon#BUC22231
Honda · Step Wagon · 53200 km
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| Make | Honda | Engine | B20B 2000 cc |
| Model | Step Wagon | Drivetrain | 2WD |
| Year | 1998 | Transmission | Automatic transmission |
| Mileage | 53200 km | Color | Blue |
| VIN | RF1-1039112 | Condition | Used |
| Location | — | Status | available |
| Make | Honda |
| Engine | B20B 2000 cc |
| Model | Step Wagon |
| Drivetrain | 2WD |
| Year | 1998 |
| Transmission | Automatic transmission |
| Mileage | 53200 km |
| Color | Blue |
| VIN | RF1-1039112 |
| Condition | Used |
| Status | available |
Video — 1998 Honda Step Wagon
About This Vehicle
Currently available: a 1998 Honda Step Wagon, finished in Blue, imported by us from Japan. Its model code is recorded as E-RF1, which makes it a RF1 chassis, and drive is two-wheel drive. We have it on file as stock number HDSW1039112R0801, chassis RF1-1039112. We have 43 pictures of this Step Wagon here, all of the actual vehicle. There is also a video walkaround of it.
1998 Honda Step Wagon: engine, gearbox and running gear
Under it is the B20B, a 2000cc engine. Behind the Blue bodywork sits an automatic gearbox.
Step Wagon: size and capacity
Recorded dimensions are 461cm long, 170cm wide and 184cm tall. Recorded figures include a kerb weight of 1500kg and 14.42m³ of measured cargo volume. Registration on this Step Wagon records 8 seats and a body type of Mini Van, Vans.
Recorded condition of this 1998 Step Wagon
A 1998 vehicle showing 53200 km, recorded with a condition of used. On the specification sheet: Electronic fuel injection and Fog lights. The full model code on the Japanese paperwork is E-RF1.
Where a Step Wagon earns its keep
This came out of the Japanese domestic market, built to a 1998 specification that was never officially sold new in the US. Built in 1998, this Step Wagon is 28 years old and clears the 25-year threshold at which imported vehicles are exempt from US federal motor vehicle safety standards conformity. We import and sell Step Wagons alongside our kei stock; the buying and delivery process is the same. What you see is what we have: a Blue Step Wagon on our lot, not a listing for a vehicle still in an auction hall. Vehicles like this were built for Japanese roads, Japanese inspection intervals and Japanese buyers, and they show it.

