Hi, why does my 2011 Honda Accord Coupe LX-S (4 cylinder) have a timing belt, instead of a timing chain?

An internet search shows that it is supposed to have a timing chain. What could be the reasons why it has a timing belt?

The car was purchased used from a Honda dealership a couple of months ago. It's in good condition. The only problem I've had with it is a squeaking noise when I start the car in the morning only. I started looking at the engine and that's when I realized that it has a timing belt, instead of timing chain.

Thank you

 

4cyl have chains 6 cyl have belts. What makes you think you have a belt on a 4 cyl

 

The belt on the exterior of the engine is the drive belt, not a timing belt. It still has a timing chain that you cannot see unless you open up some covers.

 

That could be what he/she is looking at

 

O/P, see photo of drive belt:

 

Thank you for the answer. That cleared everything up. I was looking at the drive belt, and not the timing chain. Thank you for the help.