came with a keystone-shaped, pink calfskin purse that coordinated with the interior of the car. The purse could be stowed in a compartment in the back of the passenger seat, and its gold-plated medallion faced outward.
Each purse was outfitted with a coordinated set of accessories inside, which included a face-powder compact, lipstick case, cigarette case, comb, cigarette lighter and change purse, all made of either faux-tortoiseshell plastic and gold-tone metal, or pink calfskin and gold-tone metal, and all were designed and made by Evans, a maker of women's fine garments and accessories in Chicago.
On the back of the drivers seat was a compartment that contained a raincoat, rain bonnet and umbrella, all made from a vinyl patterned to match the rosebud interior fabric. Marketing brochures stated that the car was made "By Special Appointment to Her Majesty... the American Woman."
The $16,000 Fit "She's" is rolling into showrooms in Japan.If anyone but Honda did this, the Satanist-Stalinist media would be piling on with gravelly roars of PATRONIZING! and OBJECTIFYING! and CONDESCENDING! and all the other usual Satanist-Stalinist ratshit. But Honda can get away with it. Honda is cool.
Its windscreen blocks 99 per cent of wrinkle-causing UV rays and the "Plasmacluster" air-conditioning system pumps out ionically charged particles, thought to make skin softer.
There are baby-pink details throughout the car - pink stitching in the seats, steering wheel and floor mats, as well as pink metallic around the gear stick and displays.
The current icon shows Polistra using a Personal Equation Machine.