2004 Prelude...?
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2004 Prelude...?
Or maybe 2005? Anyone have any info on whether or not Honda plans to re-release the Lude? Personally I think they should do to the Prelude what they did to the Accord (in terms of styling, IE make it look more sleek and sporty).
Then they should drop in the same V6, bore it out or something to maybe push it to 250 or 255 horsies, that would do well for Prelude sells and Honda's image.
Then they should drop in the same V6, bore it out or something to maybe push it to 250 or 255 horsies, that would do well for Prelude sells and Honda's image.
Suzuka Master
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s2000+accord coupe+civic si= NO MORE PRELUDE
we may see the prelude come back when the trend turns around for sport cars. roadsters are pretty trendy and so are the luxery coupes maybe in a few more years they people will shift gears into buying 4 seat sport cars.
sidemarker
we may see the prelude come back when the trend turns around for sport cars. roadsters are pretty trendy and so are the luxery coupes maybe in a few more years they people will shift gears into buying 4 seat sport cars.
sidemarker
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Re: 2004 Prelude...?
Originally posted by filly
Or maybe 2005? Anyone have any info on whether or not Honda plans to re-release the Lude? Personally I think they should do to the Prelude what they did to the Accord (in terms of styling, IE make it look more sleek and sporty).
Then they should drop in the same V6, bore it out or something to maybe push it to 250 or 255 horsies, that would do well for Prelude sells and Honda's image.
Or maybe 2005? Anyone have any info on whether or not Honda plans to re-release the Lude? Personally I think they should do to the Prelude what they did to the Accord (in terms of styling, IE make it look more sleek and sporty).
Then they should drop in the same V6, bore it out or something to maybe push it to 250 or 255 horsies, that would do well for Prelude sells and Honda's image.
Suzuka Master
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Although I know the Prelude is gone, I am a bit saddened by this.
The first car I purchased on my own was an '88 Prelude SI 4WS. That 4WS steering system was phenomenol. In a parking lot it was incredible. But on some twisty roads it was amazing. Being light, at the time, and with good tires it could run in the turns with my father-in-laws C4 Vette.
The first car I purchased on my own was an '88 Prelude SI 4WS. That 4WS steering system was phenomenol. In a parking lot it was incredible. But on some twisty roads it was amazing. Being light, at the time, and with good tires it could run in the turns with my father-in-laws C4 Vette.
1 of the few 6spd owners
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i had a 87' & 99 Prelude. if i new then that 01' would be the last year, i think i would be still driving it! i loved that car and alot of ppl couldn't believe me when i sold it. but when they seen the cl-s, they understood
can't honda/acura just see that a want a damn collectible! can the 6spd owners join me...NO MORE 6SPD's!...NO MORE 6SPD's!...NO MORE 6SPD's!
can't honda/acura just see that a want a damn collectible! can the 6spd owners join me...NO MORE 6SPD's!...NO MORE 6SPD's!...NO MORE 6SPD's!
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