1991 Honda Accord Wagon [CB9]

1991 Honda Accord Wagon [CB9] in Mr. Ice Cream Man, Movie, 1996 IMDB

Class: Cars, Wagon — Model origin: US

1991 Honda Accord Wagon [CB9]

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stronghold EN

2007-07-30 01:06

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car nerd US

2007-07-30 01:27

Circa 1990 Honda Accord Wagon

garco NL

2007-07-30 07:42

Aerodeck?

coopey ES

2007-07-30 18:07

no, i think Aerodeck was non-US version, this one is wagon

antp BE

2007-07-30 18:57

I've read recently (I thought that it was somewhere here in one of the comments, but I do not find it) that they used Aerodeck name for a wagon version too, but I do not remember where.

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bref FR

2007-09-06 19:05

Aerodeck was originally for a 1986 Accord 3 door hatchback, a "shooting brake" that never been sold in US.

This car was very successful in Europe, then Honda Europe decided to call the Wagon from the next generation Accord issued in 1990 Aerodeck on European market only (was wagon in Japan).

The next generation Accord Wagon (1994) was Aerodeck too, as 1998 euro only station wagon Civic made in UK.

mr_1977 US

2007-12-13 19:54

Even though the 1990-1993 Accord design came out in 1990, it wasn't available in station wagon form until 1991. Therefore, this wagon has to be no earlier than 1991.

kaefergarage.de DE

2008-01-28 09:40

@bref
You are wrong. The vehicle was developed and exclusively built in the USA and exported to Germany from 1991 on. Also followed generation until it's production stopped in 1996. Just in Europe it was called Aerodeck. All over the world it had the name Wagon ;)

bref FR

2008-02-20 21:25

kaefergarage.de wrote @bref
You are wrong.


No, I'm not :D

taxiguy US

2008-02-21 01:10

kaefergarage.de is right actually, it was not called "aerodeck" in the U.S.

antp BE

2008-02-21 13:40

bref mentioned Honda Europe.

dhill_cb7 US

2015-11-16 22:33

[cb9] is the chassis code for the wagon.

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