honda mobilio

In terms of practicality, the 2018 Honda Mobilio 1.5 RS Navi comes to mind. Exterior [gallery type="rectangular" ids="175768,175752,175777,175778"] The previous generation Mobilio looks innocent and cute with its rounded edges, but with the recent facelift, that cute face took a more sporty look. Also included is new 15-inch alloy rims and an RS model exclusive paint job "Phoenix Orange Pearl." The orange paint job compliments the bold and sporty look of the Mobilio RS, so it does make sense that this color is only made available on the RS variant. [gallery type="rectangular" ids="175763,175761,175758,175757"] Moving to the rear, we did some tests on how well the Mobilio RS can work as a family car. Loading items on the back are no problem, due to the Mobilio's low loading height.   Performance and Fuel Economy The Mobilio RS boasts the same engine with the Honda Jazz and City: a 1.5L i-VTEC gasoline motor that produces 120ps @ 6,600 rpm and 145Nm of torque mated with a CVT transmission. With such a sporty look, you'd expect it to have a sporty handling — unfortunately, this is not the case. The Mobilio RS's suspension is more on the soft side. The Mobilio RS shines the most in tight city environments. Read more in our articles including "2018 Honda Mobilio 1.5 RS Navi Review" and "Honda introduces new Mobilio".