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10 Impressive But Forgotten Japanese Sedans

10. Honda Vigor (Second Generation)

2000 Honda Vigor (modified) In Cyberjaya, Malaysia (01)
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Launched in 1991, the second-generation Honda Vigor blended European-inspired handling with dependable V6 performance. Its 2.5-liter V6 generated 170 horsepower, providing brisk acceleration without overwhelming new drivers. What truly stood out was the Vigor’s handling balance: a rigid chassis coupled with precise steering and MacPherson front, multilink rear suspension delivered an engaging drive that inspired confidence on winding backroads.

2000 Honda Vigor (modified) In Cyberjaya, Malaysia (02)
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Inside, supportive seats, clear gauges, and a generous spread of safety equipment—like anti-lock brakes and dual airbags—reinforced its appeal as a driver’s sedan. Though overshadowed by Honda’s more luxurious Legend, the Vigor’s deft combination of power and poise remains an underappreciated chapter in Honda’s sedan lineage.

Written by
Vukasin Herbez
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