The Prelude is the perfect example of Honda's ability to offer an intelligently engineered car that exceeds performance expectations. Yes, the Prelude was built on Honda's ideals of dependability and reliability. However, with its sleek design and powerful engine, the sports coupe offers the kind of handling and driving mechanics that makes car enthusiasts swoon.
Due to declining demand in the sports coup market, Honda discontinued production of the Prelude in 2001. The good news is that as a used car, the Honda Prelude is a good choice for the budget minded shopper looking for a car that offers some serious zip. Use the search tool to the right to find the best deals on used Honda Preludes in your area today.
Used Honda Prelude Model Years
1997 – Bigger and roomier, the final generation Prelude offered increased high-end appeal. Improved technology also worked to give the sports coupe increased horsepower and improved performance.
1992 – Honda reduced the size of the Prelude in 1992. With this new knife-edge styling, the fourth generation Prelude was noted for offering handling comparable to a more expensive European sports coupe.
1988 – The Prelude continued to impress car critics with added comfort features and improved dynamic steering.
1983 – The Prelude really came into its own during the second generation. With more punch and a streamlined exterior, the lightweight sports coupe now offered some serious appeal.
1979 – This first generation Prelude, with its bland styling, was limited in terms of design and features. However, backed by the Honda reputation for reliability, the two-door coupe saw some success among car buyers looking for a dependable car that offered superior drivability.
What the Critics Say about Honda Prelude
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