The first generation Honda Inspire (CB5, CC2 and CC3) was introduced on October 12, 1989 as the Honda Accord Inspire, sharing its platform with the Honda Vigor, in a body style of a four-door hardtop with frameless doors. The G20A, an inline five with a SOHC and four valves per cylinder, was an entirely new engine. A longer, wider version, with the G20 or the new 2.5 liter G25A engine, appeared in early 1992. The Inspire took a luxurious approach to its interior as a cheaper alternative to the top Legend, and both were sold at Honda Clio dealerships. 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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On October 12, 1989, the Honda Accord Inspire was introduced.
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
is a mid-size sedan derived from the Honda Accord chassis
First generation, engine
The SOHC four valves per cylinder G20A inline-five engine was all new
First generation, 1992
A longer and wider version with the G20 (CC3) or with the new G25A 2.5-liter engine (CC2) debuted in early 1992
First generation, interior
The Inspire offered a luxurious approach to the interior as a lower price alternative to the top level Legend
Body style, sedan: Nameplate history, sedan
is a mid-size sedan derived from the Honda Accord chassis
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