The fourth generation Honda Inspire (UC1) was introduced on June 18, 2003, built at the Saitama Prefecture facility in Sayama, Japan, on the same platform as the North American seventh generation Honda Accord. It came only in the sedan body style with the 3.0 L J30A V6 with i-VTEC and a 5-speed automatic transmission, in three trims including 30TE, 30TL and AVANZARE. Honda's Variable Cylinder Management technology appeared first on this vehicle. Each model year has its own page.
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is a mid-size sedan derived from the Honda Accord chassis
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WikipediaFourth generation, introduction
The fourth generation Honda Inspire was introduced June 18, 2003.
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
is a mid-size sedan derived from the Honda Accord chassis
Fourth generation, powertrain
powertrain was only available with the 3.0 L J30A (marked as J30A-60) V6 with i-VTEC
Fourth generation, VCM
This was the first vehicle to showcase Honda's Variable Cylinder Management (VCM) technology.
Body style, sedan: Fourth generation, sedan only
the Inspire would only come in the sedan body style
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