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In 1997, Honda introduced the sixth generation Accord into the US. It featured a completely restyled and redesigned chassis and bodywork. Available in both Sedan and Coupe versions, the Accord boasted an upgraded and fresh new look, with clean and fluid lines. The 1998 Accord Sedan had dual airbags as part of the standard equipment, while side airbags were available as optional. The car came with either a 2.3-liter in-line four petrol or a 3.0 V6 SOHC unit. Since MY 2000, the Accord complied with the Super Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle (SULEV) regulations for the Californian market. Higher trim levels even had keyless entry system, ABS and power sunroof.
(Source : Autoevolution)
In September 2000, both the American-market Accord sedan and coupe received a minor facelift. A new front fascia, rear bumper, side skirt alteration, new taillights and wheel designs freshened the Accord's look. The interior saw few changes with the exception of some fabric and audio configuration changes. The LX and LX-V6 now included a standard CD player, and the EX 4-cylinder now included a 6-disc in-dash CD changer with cassette player while the EX-V6 offered that stereo plus automatic climate control. All V6 models also included a traction control system that could be disabled by a switch, the first Accord to have such a system included. The Special Edition returned to the coupe and sedan models for its final model year, 2002. It included all the features of the LX, but added exclusive alloy wheels, keyless entry and a single CD/cassette radio.
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