Used price:
£1,268 - £3,527
PROS
Rewarding to drive, safe and well equipped, superb build quality
CONS
Lacks image, no diesel, V6 engine lacks punch, cramped rear passenger space
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Honda Legend Reviews
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Saloon (2 reviews)
2006 - 2007
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1991 - 2004
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PROS
Generous equipment levels, very refined and quiet cruiser
CONS
Poor economy, sloppy handling, lacks image, dull looks, no diesel option
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