their normal position with seating for five. Utility: Either section (or both) of the 60:40 split rear seat sank down into the rear foot well as the rear seat back was lowered forward. This offered a low, perfectly flat surface that increased the cargo area substantially. Long: The rear seat folded down similar to utility mode, but the front passenger seat folded backward, leaving an area that could hold items as long as 2.7 meters (8.9 ft). Tall: Either section (or both) of the rear seat cushion folded up against the rear seat back, allowing for an area of 1.25 meters (4.1 ft) in height. Refresh: With the headrest of the front seats removed, the front seat backs could be folded down to form a lounge-style sitting area. Sales The Airwave started its sales from Apr 7th, 2005. Sales Figures in the Japanese domestic market: All of them were sold in the Japanese market; however, some of them were exported as parallel imports to some countries (e.g., Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Thailand, Pakistan, and New Zealand). References External links Honda Airwave official site Honda Airwave informational site Russian Honda Airwave Club Honda Partner Airwave Subcompact cars Station wagons Vehicles with CVT transmission All-wheel-drive vehicles Cars introduced in 2005 2010s cars