1992 Subaru SVX

Alcyone Coupe

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

JF1CX3530NH108601

Gasoline

1992 Silver Suburau SVX A True Collectors Dream !!! The Subaru SVX first made its debut, as a concept car, at the 28th Tokyo Auto Showin 1989. Italian Automobile designer Giorgetto Giugiaro of ItalDesign designed the slippery, sleek bodywork, incorporating design themes from many of his design concepts, such as the Ford Maya and the Oldsmobile Inca. Subaru decided to put the concept vehicle into production and retain its most distinguishing design element, the unconventional window-within-a-window. Subaru called this an "aircraft-inspired glass-to-glass canopy," which was borrowed from the previous model Subaru XT with an additional extension of glass covering the "A" Pillar. The decision to release this car for production would give the public the first opportunity to drive a "concept car" as originally conceived. The television commercial advertising the car used Allison Krauss singing " Five Hundred Miles ". Subaru introduced the SVX in the United States in July 1991 (as a 1992 model), following up the U.S. debut with a Japanese market introduction in September of that same year. The model was designed and marketed as the replacement for their aging, envelope pushing Alcyone XT and Alcyone XT6 coupes. Outside Japan, the Alcyone designation was dropped, and the car was marketed as the Subaru SVX. Subaru SVX Specifications Overview Engine: 3.3-liter 24-valve 6-cylinder horizontally opposed Horsepower: 230 bhp 0-60 MPH: 7.3 seconds 1/4 Mile: 15.4 seconds @ 92.5 mph Skidpad: 0.85 g Top Speed: 143 mph Mileage: 17 / 25 mpg Weight: 3,580 pound : : : : : : : : :