Is the Honda CM300 an Imported Vehicle?
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Honda CM300 is an imported vehicle, serving as the entry-level model in Honda's new cruiser series, the Rebel lineup. Model Introduction: The CM300 is the entry-level model of Honda's new Rebel cruiser series. Japan has already released 250cc and 500cc versions locally, with the 500cc version being introduced to the Chinese market in July this year through full import. Design and Specifications: The CM300 inherits the cruiser styling of the Rebel series, bearing an extremely high resemblance to the CM500 in appearance, with nearly identical body configurations. Key figures such as a 1490mm wheelbase, 690mm seat height, 11.2L fuel tank capacity, 28-degree rake angle, and 110mm trail remain consistent with the CM500, showcasing Honda's mastery in platform strategy. Due to the displacement difference, the CM300 has a curb weight of 170kg (compared to the CM500's 191kg), making it lighter. With a minimum ground clearance of 149mm (versus the CM500's 125mm), it offers better passability—an advantage as an entry-level cruiser, also making it more suitable for beginners and female riders.