What is the Honda City?
The Honda City is a small passenger car. In Europe, the fourth-generation model was a four-door sedan, with a separate boot and a conventional saloon shape. Honda’s European launch material presented it as a stylish new sedan for everyday use.
The European City generation ran from 2009–2011, giving Honda’s lineup a small car with a traditional boot and a petrol engine.
Generation and design
The European City generation is the fourth, identified by the GM code and dated 2009–2011. Honda’s launch material emphasized its sedan shape and styling. The City name has been used for different models around the world, so this European generation is not a universal timeline for every market.
Engine and fuel consumption
European Union registration entries cover a 1.3 L petrol engine rated at 73 kW (99 PS). The model appears in registrations for 2010 and 2011.
European test procedures include NEDC and WLTP. These differ from the EPA procedure in the United States and NRCan’s 5-cycle test in Canada, so results from different markets are not directly equivalent.
Where was the City sold?
European Union registrations show the fourth-generation City in 2010–2011, powered by petrol.
Questions and answers
What kind of car is the European-market Honda City?
It is a small four-door sedan with a separate boot.
Which generation was sold in Europe?
The fourth generation, identified by the GM code, ran from 2009–2011.
What engine and power did it have in the European Union entries?
A 1.3 L petrol engine producing 73 kW (99 PS).