Honda Accord Wagon 2300 VTL 4WD '97

The Honda Accord Wagon 2300 VTL 4WD '97 is a road car produced by Honda. It only appears in Gran Turismo 2.
==Colors==
There are eight colors available for this vehicle:
* Taffetas White
* Premium White Pearl
* Sebring Silver Metallic
* Nighthawk Black Pearl
* Ruby Red Pearl
* Seychelles Green Pearl
* Super Marine Blue Pearl
* Pacific Blue Pearl
==In-game Description==
This description is taken from the PAL version of Gran Turismo 2:
On the face of it, there's not much to stir the blood when you look at the Honda Accord. True, it's a very pleasant-looking saloon car. Sturdy and well-made, now in its sixth generation, the '97 Accord also has Honda's reliability built-in. Great. But peer a little closer, take in the SiR-T badge and suddenly there's another story. Honda has this habit of sneaking in some serious kit, like the two-litre VTEC engine, making the SiR-T a saloon that can embarrass a sports car or two. What VTEC means is grunt. Technically, that's 197BHP. Rammed out of a four-cylinder DOHC powerplant when the crankshaft is spinning at a frantic 7,200 revolutions each minute. Basically, it means a peak torque figure of 145 lb/ft at 6,600rpm. Fundamentally, it means bags of high-revving fun in a car that not only has speed but also agility. Another Honda asset is the double-wishbone suspension front and rear, which gives the car a smooth, smooth ride but keeps it gripping long after any normal-front-wheel-driven car has a right to. The Accord just hangs in there. When it's time to brake, four discs, ventilated at the front, pull the car up fast and fuss-free. And if a saloon isn't big enough, how about the estate Accord Wagon model. Styled aggressively with a loopily-tilted C-pillar, suspension and brake remain the same, but the Wagon has it's own choice of engines and transmissions. Opt for the front-wheel-drive version and you get a 2.3-litre four-potter, using VTEC technology to produce 148BHP. Or try the four-wheel-drive model endowed with extra 156BHP muscle. Of course, there's still the Sir version in front-drive trim only. Hooked up to its specially-designed four-speed automatic transmission is an altogether pushier 2.3-litre engine, with 197BHP at a VTEC-inspired 6,800rpm and torque at 163 lb/ft while spinning 5,300rpm. The SiR also has a front spoiler, twin exhausts, and even VSA traction control. Just in case.
==Acquisition==
==Pictures==
File:H2awnl--.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 2
File:WhatsApp Image 2022-01-19 at 18.20.55.jpeg|The Honda Accord Wagon 2300 VTL 4WD '97 with racing modifications applied. It is essentially the car used by James Thompson and Peter Kox during the 1998 BTCC season in the form of a station wagon.
==Trivia==
*The car's windows features different shades on the front and rear, ostensibly to simulate privacy window tints the car came with.
==Notes==
Category:GT2 Cars
Category:Honda Cars
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