1981 Honda City: Amid stagnant sales at home and import constraints in the U.S., a young group of Japanese engineers designed the City. The car was unusually tall, but the most unusual feature was the optional 'trunk bike.' Small enough to fit in the rear hatch, the Moto-Compo 50cc motorcycle was designed to be used by City owners on camping trips and picnics. The car became one of Honda's best-sellers in Japan, helped in part by an ad campaign that sparked a teenage dance craze. The song 'In the City,' was written by the relatively unknown at the time British band Madness. The song and accompanying 'centipede dance' became a fixture of school dances in Japan.