Is the Honda Legend RWD?

Is the Honda Legend RWD?

The third generation Legend appeared on October 26, 1995, continuing the Honda tradition of front-wheel drive, and increasing the engine displacement to 3.5 L with the horsepower remaining at 215 PS (158.1 kW; 212.1 bhp). The actual Honda internal platform code for this vehicle is E-KA9.

What was the top speed of the Acura Legend?

The Legend won Car and Driver’s Ten Best three years in a row and Motor Trend’s Import Car of the Year for 1987. Manual-equipped models could accelerate from 0-60 mph (97 km/h) in under 8 seconds and reach a top speed of 135 mph (217 km/h). Sedan models had a drag coefficient of 0.32, while coupes were only 0.30.

When did the Honda Legend get a V6 engine?

Sedans received the new engine for 1988. The Legend was the first production Honda vehicle to offer a V6 engine.

What was the model year of the Acura Legend?

For the 1990 model year, all Legends came with body-colored side mirrors. Legend coupes had a revised body-colored front grille, new red & clear tail lights, and improved front seats. LS model coupes also received a trunk-mounted lip spoiler.

What was the model year of the Ford legend?

For 1991 and 1992 the Legend sedan was available in ‘base’, ‘L’, and ‘LS’ trims; the coupe remained available in L and LS through its entire run. The higher-end LS cars added automatic climate control, a power four-way passenger seat, burled walnut interior trim, and body colored side moldings.

The Legend won Car and Driver’s Ten Best three years in a row and Motor Trend’s Import Car of the Year for 1987. Manual-equipped models could accelerate from 0-60 mph (97 km/h) in under 8 seconds and reach a top speed of 135 mph (217 km/h). Sedan models had a drag coefficient of 0.32, while coupes were only 0.30.

For the 1990 model year, all Legends came with body-colored side mirrors. Legend coupes had a revised body-colored front grille, new red & clear tail lights, and improved front seats. LS model coupes also received a trunk-mounted lip spoiler.

Sedans received the new engine for 1988. The Legend was the first production Honda vehicle to offer a V6 engine.

For 1991 and 1992 the Legend sedan was available in ‘base’, ‘L’, and ‘LS’ trims; the coupe remained available in L and LS through its entire run. The higher-end LS cars added automatic climate control, a power four-way passenger seat, burled walnut interior trim, and body colored side moldings.