Gateway Classic Cars of Scottsdale is excited to digitally present this 1997 Honda Del Sol SI, a classic embodiment of Honda's innovative spirit and a beloved icon in the automotive community. This particular model, with its pristine white exterior and sleek gray cloth interior, captures the essence of the late '90s automotive design while offering a driving experience that continues to resonate with enthusiasts today. Under the hood, you'll find a spirited 1.6L VTEC SI 4-cylinder engine paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, delivering a dynamic and engaging ride that Honda is renowned for. The Honda Del Sol SI is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. Enjoy the comfort of air conditioning and the entertainment provided by an AM/FM radio as you cruise down the road. Safety is a priority with anti-lock brakes, a passenger airbag, and seatbelts, ensuring peace of mind on every journey. The power features, including power brakes, power locks, power steering, and power windows, add convenience and ease to your daily drives. The radial tires provide reliable traction, while the tilt steering wheel allows for personalized comfort. One of the standout features of the Del Sol is its targa top, offering the thrill of open-air driving with the practicality of a coupe. The Honda Del Sol holds a special place in the hearts of automotive enthusiasts, particularly within the Honda community. Known for its unique design and sporty performance, the Del Sol has cultivated a dedicated following that appreciates its blend of style and functionality. As a successor to the iconic Honda CR-X, the Del Sol carries forward a legacy of compact, fun-to-drive vehicles that have become a staple in the tuner and customization scene. Its lightweight design and responsive handling make it a favorite among those who value driving dynamics and individuality. Owning a Del Sol is not just about having a car; it's about being part of a culture that celebrates innovation, creativity, and the joy of driving.
