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Powering dreams since 1959, this car giant from Japan won't simply let all those classic autos go to the junk shop. In 1998, they launched the Honda Collection Hall to preserve all the Honda beauties since the company's conception. In addition, this project does not only display the cars, they make sure that the vehicles are still ready to conquer the roads.  

In this particular video, the running test on Honda S500 has been shown. The car was the larger variant of the supposed Honda S360, which was never produced. The S500 was released in the year 1963. It was made from Honda's motorcycle expertise, having a displacement of 531 cc and a maximum power of 44PS at 8,000rpm.

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