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The
Honda Stepwagon - also known as the STEPWGN, is taking the minivan market by
storm and it appears the era of the Toyota Noah and Voxy is coming to an end.
People are beginning to appreciate the excellent design and build quality of
the Stepwagon. It's ideal for people with large families or those looking for
an excellent transporter for commercial applications. It's one of the most
practical vans in the market and it comes with a tailgate that can open both
vertically and horizontally allowing for greater flexibility in loading cargo
in tight spaces. Passengers can also access the third row seats through the
back. It comes with a choice of two engines; a 1.5-Litre turbo and a 2.0-Litre
hybrid which are complex engines by any measure and most buyers worry about
their long term reliability. In this guide, we go into detail on each of these
engines and tell you which is the most appropriate to buy. We give you advise
on what to look out for when buying a Honda Stepwagon and the common pitfalls
to avoid. We interview current owners, mechanics and dealers to give you
unparalleled insights into this car. You will find real-life examples such as
how to properly maintain the turbo engine for better long-term reliability.
Through this guide, you will unlock the full potential of the Honda Stepwagon
and save money by making the right decisions.
Contents of this Book
- Honda
Stepwagon Buying Guide
- Which Engine You Should
Choose
- Problems to Look Out for When
Buying a Honda Stepwagon
- Honda Stepwagon Reliability
- Honda Stepwagon Safety
Features
- Cost of Maintenance
- Comparison with: Toyota Noah,
Toyota Voxy, Mitsubishi Delica D5 and Mazda Biante