Honda Accord Coupe Concept

Take a look at the most recent rendering of the upcoming Honda Accord Coupe Concept. Unveiled at the recent Detroit Auto Show, this is a hint at what the next Honda Accord Coupe will look like:

Quite stylish. Honda’s senior vice president in America, John Mendel, said: “The Coupé demonstrates the styling direction for the upcoming, eighth-generation Accord. The car will set a new benchmark for safety, efficiency, performance, refinement and style.” Keep reading…

As well as revealing the styling of the fresh model, the show star has a new ultra-efficient V6 engine using Honda’s next-generation Variable Cylinder Management technology.

Honda Accord Coupe Concept rear

Safety is also paramount. Every variant features Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE), which is designed to boost front-end crash protection. While the current Accord is sold only as a saloon and estate in the UK, no decision has been made about the Coupé coming here when the MkVIII arrives in 2008.

via Auto Express

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shegon

i didnt know about this one…this is good looking wow…i would let you take me out in this =)

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Tuning

Wow! much better then Audi R8, I’ve always loved Accord Coupe

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