1972 Honda Z600

This 1972 Honda Z600 is a rare and charming example of Honda’s early foray into the U.S. market for compact cars. Originally offered between 1971 and 1972, the Z600 was a subcompact coupe that offered a mix of quirky appeal and practical engineering. Powered by a factory 598cc parallel-twin engine, this tiny coupe offers an efficient yet surprisingly peppy driving experience. It’s mated to a four-speed manual transmission, which is typical of compact cars from that era, giving you the opportunity to enjoy a hands-on driving experience. The Z600’s small size and lightweight construction make it a joy to maneuver, especially with its independent front suspension with coil springs and rear leaf springs. The car rides on 10-inch wheels, currently mounted with 145-series Bridgestone RD-201 tires that add to its retro character.