From among the countless cars produced around the world, the online motor magazine DRIVE THRU selects only those automobiles that stimulate the senses like no other and then introduces readers to breadth and depth of its charm. One of their recent selections was the Honda BEAT. This open two-seater Kei-type (small displacement engine) automobile was sold in the early 90s and was one of the last cars created under the guidance of the late Soichiro Honda, the founder of the company. This small chassis with its casual t-shirt and jeans attitude is packed with driving pleasure for the discerning adult.