WHAT’S in a name? Well, usually a clue on what a particular thing is all about—of which the Honda City’s provides much. After all, this subcompact sedan, in all its previous model renditions, has proven to be quite a sweet car for tackling city streets.
The latest, fourth-gen model is no exception. In top-spec VX+ and VX variants, the new car brims with kit that once was the province only of vehicles costing around twice as much. Taking the center stage among the fancy bits is a touch-screen panel for the multimedia system, which plays various formats, is wallpaper-configurable, and links with digital devices via auxiliary, USB and HDMI ports, as well as through Bluetooth. The touch-screen thingie ups the game by adding in the car’s climate controls. Obviously, Honda thinks dials and buttons are so 10 minutes ago.
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