The Honda Inspire is the Japanese version of the Accord that we all know and love. In preparation for the Tokyo Auto Salon, Honda has tapped tuner Modulo to help it spice up several cars, including this Inspire concept.
(Click through the jump to read more about the Inspire Modulo concept.)
Outside, the new look Inspire gets a set of seven-spoke 19-inch wheels, revised aluminum trim, and changes to the front and rear bumpers. There are also clear headlight and taillight covers that may not be to everyone’s taste.
Modulo has done some formidable work on the Inspire interior though. The most striking revisions are the orange leather and black crocodile skin seats that visually dominate the cabin. Modulo has also added a pair of LCD screens behind the front seats, and independent audio systems for all passengers.
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True, this Inspire Modulo looks about as “inspiring” as the Ridgeline float.
That’s hot.
I wish that we could get some, if not all of those accessories here in the U.S.
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