Honda Street Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1988–1993) — Second Generation
The second-generation Honda Street offers several powertrain combinations in its microvan body. Your choice depends partly on how much time you spend in traffic and whether you regularly encounter slippery roads.
Examples of Honda Street engine and transmission combinations include gasoline 0.6 MT and 0.6 AT versions with rear-wheel drive, plus an all-wheel-drive 0.6 MT. A manual gives you direct gear selection for hills or heavier loads; an automatic eases driving in traffic. All-wheel drive can help you pull away when grip is limited.