Although the Honda City performed well in terms of sales, fewer people than expected opted for the Motocompo as an accessory; as a result the scooter’s sales were slightly lower than Honda’s ...

It was called the Motocompo, and a 1983 Honda City Turbo with this fantastic accessory has turned up on Bring a Trailer ...

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Honda's smart-looking foldable electric scooter is capable of 12 miles of range and can fully recharge in 3.5 hours from a standard outlet.

Honda reveals the electric Sustaina-C concept ahead of the Japan Mobility Show, featuring an acrylic resin exterior. The concept hatch resembles the angular Honda City hatchback of the 1980s ...

An additional version would harken back to the gas-powered Motocompo of the 1980s whose intent was to be a trunk-stored travel companion for subcompact commuter cars like the Honda City and Honda ...

While the Motocompacto looks very futuristic, it's based on a foldable scooter sold in Japan between 1981 and 1983 called the Motocompo. It was a trunk scooter included with the subcompact Honda City.

The original 1983 Honda Motocompo was a tiny little gasoline-powered motorcycle designed to fit in the trunk of small car and give drivers a way to extend their reach into a city.

Honda. The original Motocompo had a 49cc two-stroke, single cylinder engine with seat, ... At just under 100 pounds, it could be lifted and stored in the back of the City.

Well, it's because the Motocompacto is a modern reinterpretation of an iconic Honda scooter—the Motocompo. Back in the early 1980s, Honda sold a square-shaped (gas-powered) scooter, meant to ...

Honda City Turbo and Honda Motocompo on Bring a Trailer Are a Perfect Pair. This tiny hatchback comes with an even tinier scooter that fits in the trunk. By Brendan McAleer Published: Feb 16, 2025.