'92 Honda Accord Specs

• According to Kelly Blue Book the 1992 Accord sells for $2,600 to $3,325 as of late 2010.dollars image by peter Hires Images from Fotolia.com
  
  The 1992 Accord was the flagship car for Honda. The carmaker offered the Accord in eight styles that included two- and four-door configurations and three body styles including coupe, sedan and station wagon. Each body style included several versions denoted as DX, LX and EX, which reflected available options. The original suggested retail price for the 1992 Accord ranged from $13,300 for the coupe DX to $20,175 for the station wagon EX.
  
  

Coupe

• The 1992 Accord coupe is a two-door model offered in three versions with their own sets of features and options. The DX and LX models' 2.2-liter, 16-valve engine produces 125 horsepower, compared to the EX's 140 horsepower. All three versions have a standard five-speed manual transmission with overdrive and offer an optional four-speed automatic transmission. The DX and LX versions offer a front anti-roll bar. The EX version provides both front and rear anti-roll bars. All three versions have standard power steering and a driver-side airbag, but only the EX version provides anti-lock brakes.
  
  

Sedan

• The sedan version of the 1992 Accord comes in three versions that utilize a 2.2-liter, 16-valve engine. The DX and LX engines have a maximum output of 125 horsepower while EX has 140 horsepower. The sedan also uses a five-speed manual transmission with overdrive and offers an optional four-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. The EX version uses front and rear disc brakes and includes anti-lock brakes while the LX and DX versions only have front disc brakes. The EX model also has a power sunroof and cruise control.
  
  

Station Wagon

• The Accord station wagon was the most expensive model made in 1992. It was offered in LX and EX models, which use a 2.2-liter, 16-valve engine that produces 125 and 140 horsepower, respectively. Both models use the standard five-speed manual or optional four-speed automatic transmission. All models are equipped with front and rear anti-roll bars, power steering and cruise control. However, the EX model provides anti-lock brakes, a power sunroof and remote key-less entry while the LX does not.
  
  

Common Features

• All eight models of the 1992 Accord share have a fuel tank with a 17-gallon capacity and a 107-inch wheelbase. All models offer bucket seats in the front, a full console mounted on the floor and a mechanical fuel-door release. All models had front-wheel drive and included a driver-side airbag.