Si,
diagnostic connector (16 pin oblong "D" shape) is in the passenger side kick panel, behind a cover plate that prises out to expose the connector.
Yes should be obd2 compliant in the accepted sense.
If you get a generic OBD2 (or "EOBD" ) compliant reader, don't expect it to be too comprehensive, the general obd2 spec only requires the vehicle manufacturers to provide standardised emmissions related fault codes, the rest (referred to as "Manufacturer specific") need not neccessarily be accessible to a generic reader, so you may be dissapointed by what you have access to.