The 1982 Honda Accord LX marked the debut of the second-generation
Accord, which became the first vehicle from a Japanese automaker to
be assembled in the United States. Known for its remarkable
refinement, space-efficient design, and exceptional reliability,
the 1982 LX trim served as the premium, feature-rich version of
Honda's highly successful compact car.Key Specifications &
Performance:- Engine Type: 1.8-liter CVCC inline 4-cylinder
engine.- Power output: 75 horsepower @ 4,500 RPM and 93 lb-ft of
torque @ 3,500 RPM.- Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive (FWD) with a
standard 5-speed manual or an optional 3-speed automatic
transmission.- Fuel Economy: An impressive EPA-estimated 30 city /
41 highway MPG (for the manual transmission).- Body Styles:
Available primarily as a 3-door hatchback, alongside the base sedan
variant.Unlike the base model, the LX trim package focused heavily
on comfort and convenience, bundling several premium amenities that
were rare for a compact car at the time:- Climate & Steering:
Standard push-button air conditioning and variable-assist power
steering.- Premium velour upholstery cloth seats, cut-pile
carpeting, and a quartz digital clock.- Audio System: High-quality
AM/FM stereo radio with a push-button tuner and an auto-reverse
cassette player.- Exterior Touch: Thick black belt moldings,
integrated bumpers, a roof pillar antenna, and distinctive flush
wheel covers.- Cargo Practicality: A rigid, flippable color-matched
tonneau cover to hide trunk valuables.Part of the Duncan Imports
private collection since 2022 nut moved recently to retail.
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