Why Was the Spirior Discontinued?

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Spirior was discontinued due to poor sales performance. The Spirior was a sporty mid-to-high-end sedan with a distinctive chassis. In addition to featuring a front double-wishbone and rear multi-link MacPherson independent suspension system, both front and rear suspensions of the Spirior were equipped with stabilizer bars to enhance lateral support during cornering. Below are relevant details about the Spirior: 1. As a mid-to-high-end sedan, the Spirior's interior design didn't deliberately cater to Chinese consumers' preferences but instead adopted a technology-focused and sporty aesthetic. 2. The driver-centric dashboard boasted exquisite layering and rational layout, though it regrettably lacked a navigation system. The luxurious sport seats were the most adrenaline-inducing feature. 3. The racing-inspired red-and-black color scheme, suede leather upholstery, and ergonomic curves designed to perfectly fit the human body provided occupants with a racing-inspired experience. 4. The adaptive multi-function instrument panel featured unique 3D stereoscopic scales and chrome-plated metal borders, showcasing Honda's perfect integration of refinement and technology.