Honda Inspire

The Honda Inspire is a luxury sedan introduced in 1990 by the Japanese automaker company Honda which is based on the Honda Accord chassis. The first Honda Inspire debuted in 1990 named as the Accord Inspire, Accord Inspire was then a sister nameplate to the Honda Vigor which then was exported to the USA as an Acura. The Vigor or Saber and the Inspire were the same car which was sold at different retail channels in Japan,  the Vigor or Saber was known as Honda Verno, and at Honda Clio stores as the Honda Inspire . The Inspire was developed during then when it was known in Japan as the "bubble economy" or Japanese asset price bubble.