HSCI has just rolled out an exclusive version of the Honda City and the car has been named Honda City Exclusive. The car has been launched with superior and dynamic styling. The newly launched Honda City flaunts a host of new interior and exterior luxury features.

Special editions of Honda cars have already been planned by the car maker for the festive. However, the launch of this exclusive variant happens to be an additional step that Honda has taken to prove its commitment towards offering that ‘something special’ to its fans in the country during the much celebrated festive season.

The new car offers a unique combination of sophisticated styling and fine quality. To add to the luxurious feel and elegance of the car, Honda has added leather seats and leather steering too in both the manual and automatic versions. The manual version of the newly launched City also has a leather gear shift knob.

The appearance has further been accentuated by chic and trendy chrome trunk garnish and chrome door sash moulding along with an ‘Exclusive‘ rear badge and body-coloured mud flaps. This is certainly going to add value to the ownership experience of the Honda City ‘Exclusive’, won’t it?

A new colour Urban Titanium has been added. The existing colours Taffeta White, Alabaster Silver, Crystal Black Pearl, Bold Beige Metallic and Habanero Red would still be available. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Tatsuya Natsume, Director Marketing, Honda Siel Cars India Ltd. said, “Honda City is one of the most successful and desirable brands in the country. The ‘exclusive’ variant is aimed at further delighting our customers with exclusive luxurious features during this festival period.”

The new car has been priced as follows. The V MT variant has been priced at Rs. 9.53 Lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) while the V AT is available at Rs. 10.25 Lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

The existing Honda City has been the recipient of 12 Auto Awards including the most prestigious ‘Indian Car of the Year 2009’ (ICOTY) Award. To for those still not convinced about the City’s success, here’s something to convince you. The new Honda City’s immediate success can be confirmed by the fact that it has sold around 54,000 units since its launch in September 2009.