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In 1985, the Japanese corporation Honda demonstrated the Legend full-size executive sedan. The car was positioned as a competitor to similar models of Mercedes-Benz and BMW. In early 1987, the Honda Legend received a coupe body and was sold in the United States through the Acura retailer. The first cars received 145-horsepower V6 engines. And in 1987, the car was equipped with a 180-horsepower engine. The second generation of the model was also produced as a coupe. The length of the new car was almost 5 meters, which allowed it to look somewhat more solid than its predecessor. A 215-horsepower 3.2-liter V6 power unit was installed under the hood of the car. The Honda Legend lineup in 1993 was supplemented by the Touring modification. The car received a new engine capable of developing 235 horsepower. The third generation Honda Legend was released in 1996. Engine power has not increased compared to the previous generation; but its volume increased - from 3.2 liters to 3.5 liters. An important feature of the car is the independent suspension of all wheels. The fourth generation Honda Legend appeared in the lineup of the Japanese manufacturer only 8 years later. Under the hood of the car is a 3.7-liter V6 engine with a capacity of 295 horsepower.