Highlights

Very low mileage of 9,387 km (5,832 miles)
Desirable facelift car in stand-out Active Green Pearl
Fabulous 660cc Kei car with supercar styling
Remained in Japan until UK registered in 2026
One of the final cars built to high standards
Recent August 2025 MOT with no advisories

The Appeal

In a world of grey automotive men in suits planning endless new SUVs, let's be glad that sometimes car companies surprise us. Here’s the proof: Honda’s incredible S660, the tiny super Kei-car built to celebrate Honda’s 50th anniversary and whose development was headed by 26-year-old Ryo Muroki.

The S660 was built to meet Japan’s Kei tax laws, which are driven by the island nation’s extreme lack of parking space. It was conceived to bring supercar aesthetics to this tiny 3.4m-long footprint and, looking at the photos of this Active Green Pearl 2021 car, you have to agree Muroki succeeded. It is a stand-out design, and the car was a huge success.

Honda built the final cars like this one to a particularly high standard because it knew they were destined for discerning collectors. Its Alcantara wheel and black exterior identify it as a post-2020 facelift car in elevated ‘Alpha’ specification. Since registration, it has covered less than 10,000 km, mostly in Japan before it arrived in the UK earlier this year. The single UK keeper is now selling it as he trims down his collection.

The car carries UK registration and a recent, now-expired MOT from August 2025. That test showed no advisories, so renewing it should be straightforward. These brilliant little cars now have a worldwide following - here’s a chance to discover why.

Key Information

Mileage: 9,387 km (5,832 miles) indicated
Country of registration: United Kingdom since 2026 (previously Japan)
Technical inspection status: MOT expired 4th August 2026 with no advisories
Technical specs: 63bhp turbocharged 3cyl 660cc engine, CVT automatic gearbox
Paperwork: V5C, 1 key

The Detail

Stand-out Active Green Pearl exclusive to later facelift cars
Appears to be an ‘Alpha’ spec car with black alloys and Alcantara interior
Exterior is very well kept including paintwork and black trim items
Well kept five spoke double spoke alloys with few signs of use
Targa roof design with removable black fabric roof as shown
Black part-leather and Alcantara interior with white stripe
Interor looks barely used across seats and trim
Some light age to note to driver’s door trim
Heated seats and electric windows
Japanese servicing stamp in door jamb
No advisories on early August 2026 MOT

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