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- Honda Prelude - The Excellent Four Seat Coupe
Honda Prelude - The Excellent Four Seat Coupe |
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PRELUDE 1997
Price: USD 13,450
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PRELUDE 1999
Price: USD 6,920
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PRELUDE 1997
Price: USD 7,760
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PRELUDE 1981
Price: USD 8,530
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PRELUDE 2000
Price: USD 8,230
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PRELUDE 1986
Price: USD 19,850
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PRELUDE 1982
Price: USD 19,020
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PRELUDE 1998
Price: USD 5,080
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PRELUDE 1999
Price: USD 12,010
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PRELUDE 1995
Price: USD 10,670
Overview of Honda Prelude
The four-seat coupe offers sporty performance thanks to high-revving engines. Particularly expensive is the Honda Prelude the chassis: In addition to the typical Honda Independent suspension with double wishbones, there is the Prelude on request with an active rear wheel steering. The four-seat coupe Prelude was from Honda manufactured 1978-2001 in a total of 5 generations.
The technology platform was established in 1978 as a third car next to the Honda Civic and the Accord presented, only four years later the second generation followed. This larger version had a 105 hp 12-valve engine with twin carburettors, which was in 1985 replaced by a 109 hp engine with fuel injection.
The Honda Prelude latest generation came with 2 engine options, each with 133 or 200 hp on the market; the more powerful version accelerates from 0 to 100 in 6.9 seconds. In 2001, the production of Honda Preludes was set. The mid-size sports coupe from Honda, the Prelude, was considered a role model for the brand Honda, in which many technical innovations of the Japanese automotive group were first tested and went into series production. The most recent version of the Honda Prelude was released in 1996 and the sports coupe was the first time in Europe very well received, since design and handling of the vehicle were mature now and meet EU standards.
Generation of Honda Prelude
The third generation Prelude introduced the very popular all-wheel steering and has been in the United States by Wheels magazine for 1987 & bdquo; Car of the Year & ldquo; elected. In 1994, the all-wheel steering was replaced with the next generation by an electronically controlled version and there have been some radical changes to the body.
First And Second Generation
The first generation was produced 1978-1983 and made especially for the first time electronic sliding glass sunroof stir. The second generation of the Honda Prelude was produced 1982-1987 and had some incisive changes such as the more prominent grille, retractable headlights, or the first time available in Japan and later in Europe 16V DOHC engine. The third generation of the sports coupe followed in 1987 and was produced up to and including 1991. Because of numerous tuning options and the far sportier suspension, this version is still popular with many car tuners. Early nineties the revolutionary fourth Prelude came to the market, which drew attention to himself by his aggressive and distinctive look.
Fifth And Last Generation
The fifth and last generation that was published in 1997, a system for automatically brought the Active Torque Transfer System (ATTS) with itself, driving force distribution, which gave the Prelude an amazing handling. In addition, the body has been nourished of the third generation again. Overall the car is high in quality, class and technology. Both the interior and exterior is fine and luxurious.
