a bit oni.
Previous Generation Vios headlights also looks a bit like first generation City

First generation (1982-1986)
type “AA”

The first Honda City was launched in 1981 as a three-door hatchback. It was one of the first "tall" hatchbacks: to maximize interior room without occupying more road space, the body was taller than usual. At the 1981 Tokyo Motor Show, one gimmick was a folding 50 cc motorcycle (also separately marketed under the name Motocompo) that could fit into the City's trunk. A turbocharged version was added to the range in 1982 and a convertible version soon after.

In 1983, the Honda City replaced the Mini in New Zealand Motor Corporation's local assembly line-up. In that same year the car was also released in Australia, although only in a two-seater van variant, to get around that country's import taxes.

Honda exported the City as the Honda Jazz in Europe, the City name being owned by Opel at the time.

[edit] City Turbo

In 1982, Mugen developed their first modified car, the Honda City Turbo, a turbocharged hot hatch version of the City.