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Honda has always led the way in sports performance. The Sports 4 Concept is our vision of a sports car of the future, a vehicle that allows anyone, not just expert drivers, to experience the excitement of driving a high-performance automobile. And we want to ensure that all those in the vehicle can share in the fun. We chose a mid-size body to strike the ideal balance between superior driving performance and spacious comfort. We then equipped it wîth Honda,s original Super Handling All-Wheel Drive technology, which dynamically allocates torque to all four wheels for enhanced cornering performance, delivering superior driving stability and handling. In the cockpit, the switches and instruments are laid out for at-a-glance recognition and intuitive control, while four independent bucket seats create an environment in which not only the driver but also the passengers can savor the thrill of the ride. The Sports 4 Concept makes sporty performance freer and accessible for all. Keen-edged, dynamic styling breaks new ground in sports car design.
The exterior design contrasts sharp lines wîth generous surfaces in a low center-of-gravity, low-inertia body. The result is a sports car design that combines sharpness wîth elegance. The next-generation sports cockpit delivers at-a-glance recognition and intuitive control.
All the displays and controls, including the Intelligent Night Vision pop-up display that opens and closes in response to changes in ambient light, are designed for instant recognition and intuitive control. Metal, wood, leather, and other fine materials are combined as to appear sculpted from a single form, creating a classy yet adventurous, sporty design. Four independent sports seats and personal sky roofs for all four occupants.
The Sports 4 Concept features independent bucket seats for each occupant. Electrically controlled personal sky roofs wîth separate controls for each seat open wide to let everyone enjoy the thrilling feel of riding in a sports convertible.
SH-AWD: world's-first technology redefines the fun of the drive.
In accordance wîth driver input and driving conditions, the SH-AWD System distributes torque between the front and rear wheels within a range of 70:30 and 30:70, while at the same time controlling torque distribution to the two rear wheels within a range of 100:0 and 0:100. The system continuously varies torque distribution to all four wheels to maintain optimal traction in all conditions, achieving superior driving stability, and handling that responds faithfully to the driver's command.Source - Honda Motor Co.
Honda has unveiled a next-generation sports sedan concept car at Sydney's Australian International Motor Show.
The Honda Sports 4 Concept points the way to future Honda sports sedans, featuring a sleek, bold exterior wîth a low-center of gravity and low inertia body.
On the inside is a sports cockpit wîth futuristic controls laid out for instant 'at a glance' recognition and intuitive information displays. The interior is sculpted as a 'one form' design from metal, wood and leather.
The Sports 4 features Honda's renowned Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system coupled wîth a five-speed sequential shift automatic transmission for outstanding driving pleasure.
The four wheel double-wishbone suspension continues the best traditions of Honda's sports cars to deliver exceptional road-holding ability.
The four occupants have individual bucket seats and personal 'skyroofs' operated from controls on their seats.
Also featuring on Honda's stand this year is a limited-edition Accord VTi wîth leather seats, leather §teering wheels, front fog lights, rear parking sensors, power §teering wheel and metallic paint.
A new feature of the Honda stand is a dedicated F1 section complete wîth a wall mounted, full size F1 car.Source - Honda
The Honda Sports 4 Concept points the way to future Honda sports sedans, featuring a sleek, bold exterior wîth a low-center of gravity and low inertia body.
On the inside is a sports cockpit wîth futuristic controls laid out for instant 'at a glance' recognition and intuitive information displays. The interior is sculpted as a 'one form' design from metal, wood and leather.
The Sports 4 features Honda's renowned Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system coupled wîth a five-speed sequential shift automatic transmission for outstanding driving pleasure.The four wheel double-wishbone suspension continues the best traditions of Honda's sports cars to deliver exceptional road-holding ability.
The four occupants have individual bucket seats and personal 'skyroofs' operated from controls on their seats.
Also featuring on Honda's stand this year is a limited-edition Accord VTi wîth leather seats, leather §teering wheels, front fog lights, rear parking sensors, power §teering wheel and metallic paint.A new feature of the Honda stand is a dedicated F1 section complete wîth a wall mounted, full size F1 car.Source - Honda
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