How much HP does a 90 Accord have?
In the 1990 model year, the Honda Accord offered two main engine options, so horsepower ranged from about 125–135 hp for the four-cylinder version to roughly 190–200 hp for the optional V6. The exact figure depends on market, trim, and emission controls.
Engine options in the 1990 Accord
The lineup centered on two engines, with horsepower figures varying slightly by market and configuration.
Four-cylinder option
Details for the base engine and typical power output.
- 2.2-liter inline-4 (the common US-spec engine) produced roughly 125–135 horsepower depending on year and emission controls.
These numbers represent the typical range for the 2.2L engine across 1990 Accords sold in major markets.
V6 option
Details for the optional engine offering considerably more power.
- 3.0-liter V6 offered in certain trims, delivering approximately 190–200 horsepower.
The V6 option provided a substantial boost over the four-cylinder variant for buyers seeking performance.
Market and trim variations
Note that horsepower figures can vary by market (U.S., Europe, Japan) and by specific trim or emissions equipment. In general, the 2.2L four-cylinder stayed in the low-to-mid 100s, while the 3.0L V6 hovered around 190–200 hp.
Summary
The 1990 Honda Accord offered two primary engine choices. The four-cylinder 2.2L engine produced about 125–135 horsepower, while the optional 3.0L V6 produced about 190–200 horsepower. If you need the exact rating for a specific car, check the vehicle’s VIN sticker, the owner's manual, or Honda's original materials for that year and market.
