Honda BEAT '91

The Honda BEAT '91 is a kei car produced by Honda. It first appeared in Gran Turismo 2 and has been featured in all subsequent mainline games except Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec. In Gran Turismo Sport, it was part of Update 1.23.
==Colors==
There are four colors available for this vehicle:
* Creta White
* Blade Silver Metallic
* Festival Red
* Carnival Yellow
==In-Game Description==
===Car Index (GT7)===
===Used Cars (GT7)===
Those in the market for a reasonable mid-engine sports car won't be disappointed with this one. The Honda Beat was built in accordance with Japanese 'kei car' specifications. It features a naturally-aspirated three-cylinder engine, with individual throttle-bodies on all three cylinders. It's an impressive unit that can be pushed to over 8,000 rpm in everyday use. 'Kei' sports models like these were especially popular in 1990s Japan... And the Beat is famous for being at the forefront of this trend.
=== Café (GT7) ===
==== Stella ====
The long and storied history of Japanese kei cars has seen many of these small sportscars. And the Honda Beat stood out as one that happened to double as a convertible! While the NSX may be Honda's genuine midship sportscar... The Beat's weight balance is pretty much the same. And the fact that it was a midship car with an open monocoque body... Made it the first of its kind in the world!
==== Fabio Filippini ====
The Honda Beat's darling design... Is the result of a historic collaboration between Honda and Pininfarina. It remains a symbol of the Japanese two-seater convertible kei-car of the 1990s. Note how its clean and simple design perfectly envelops the super compact mid-engine package. In addition to side air inlets, it features a 'clamshell' bonnet... And aerodynamic side mirrors. The perforated steel rims and motorcycle-like gauges work to reinforce the sporty spirit of the car. And a special mention goes to the zebra-print seats! They were all the rage in '90s Japan.
==Acquisition==
==Customization==
===Engine Swaps (GT7)===
==Trivia==
*Despite appearing in nearly all Gran Turismo games to date (with the exception of Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec), it didn't receive an updated model and interior view until Sport.
*In GT7's GT Auto, the Type A rear wing is based on the Version F (installed only in GT2) and Version Z models, although without the rear brake lights, while the Type B wing is based on the one present on the Mugen Beat.
==Gallery==
Honda-beat-91.jpg|The Honda Beat in GT4.
-R-Honda_BEAT_'91.jpg|A Honda BEAT '91 with racing modifications applied.
File:H2benl--.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 2.
Honda BEAT Vehicle Banner.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 4, note of the "Midship Amusement" text added.
===Liveries===
File:Beat - PIAA.jpg|thumb|GT7 PIAA livery used by Kanata Kawakami, Pierre Lenoir, Matt Simmons and Adam Wilk in different colors
File:Beat - Voyage.jpg|thumb|GT7 Voyage livery used by Rick Kevelham and Martin Pinell in different colors
File:Beat - Blackman.jpg|thumb|GT7 Blackman Heritage livery used by Hayden Hunter and Tetsuya Sugawara in different colors
==Videos==
Gran Turismo 2 - グランツーリスモ２
그란투리스모 Honda BEAT '91
GT6 - Honda Beat '91 Race @ Nurburgring Nordschleife
==Notes==
Category:GT2 Cars
Category:GT4 Prologue Cars
Category:GT4 Cars
Category:GTPSP Cars
Category:GT5 Cars
Category:GT6 Cars
Category:GT Sport Cars
Category:GT Sport DLC Cars
Category:N100
Category:Honda Cars
Category:Cars accepting dirt and snow tyres
Category:1990s automobiles
Category:Convertibles
Category:Kei cars
Category:Under 100hp
Category:Cars with a one-make race
Category:Naturally Aspirated Cars
Category:Level 0 Cars
Category:Cars available in GT4 arcade mode
Category:GT7 Cars
Category:Engine swappable cars