The 1987 Honda Accord AeroDeck is a rare, three-door "shooting brake" style vehicle that blended the sporty traits of a coupe with the roofline of a station wagon. Part of the third-generation Accord lineup, it was explicitly designed for the Japanese and European markets and never officially sold in North America. Today, it is highly sought after by vintage JDM enthusiasts as an automotive "unicorn".
Key Specifications & Features
- Design Language: It features the iconic pop-up headlights of the 3rd-gen Accord, a very low beltline, and a unique "gullwing" tailgate where the rear glass wraps into the roof to maximize access.
- Engine Options: Equipped with a 2.0-liter inline-four engine, available either as a 106-horsepower carbureted variant (EX) or a 122-horsepower fuel-injected version (EXi / 2.0Si)
- Chassis & Handling: Built with premium four-wheel double-wishbone suspension shared with the same-era Prelude, granting it exceptionally sharp and stable handling for a front-wheel-drive car.
Part of the Duncan Imports collection this Accord AeroDeck was just released from private collection.
