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21 Honda Prelude results

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Honda 2001 Prelude
2001 Honda Prelude Type SH
4,933 Miles
Auburn, MA
79
days on market
512% more than similar listings
79
days on market
$67,988
Honda 2000 Prelude
2000 Honda Prelude Base
146,343 Miles
Rancho Cordova, CA
274
days on market
75% more than similar listings
274
days on market
$8,999
Honda 1990 Prelude
1990 Honda Prelude Si
104,099 Miles
Melbourne, FL
338
days on market
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338
days on market
$7,988
Honda 2001 Prelude
2001 Honda Prelude Base
238,339 Miles
Arlington, TX
355
days on market
200% more than similar listings
355
days on market
$9,988
Honda 1979 Prelude
1979 Honda Prelude COUPE
21,970 Miles
Spokane, WA
321
days on market
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321
days on market
$29,995
Honda 1989 Prelude
1989 Honda Prelude Si 4WS
87,064 Miles
Kirkland, WA
7
days on market
325% more than similar listings
7
days on market
$19,997
Honda 1993 Prelude
1993 Honda Prelude Si
998 Miles
Moonachie, NJ
62
days on market
525% more than similar listings
62
days on market
$45,500
Honda 1998 Prelude
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1998 Honda Prelude Type SH
155,269 Miles
Lakewood, CO
45
days on market
203% more than similar listings
45
days on market
$13,995
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Honda 1987 Prelude
1987 Honda Prelude SI
54,745 Miles
Willoughby, OH
31
days on market
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31
days on market
$18,000
Honda 1988 Prelude
1988 Honda Prelude Si 4WS
117,119 Miles
Orlando, FL
328
days on market
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328
days on market
$12,995
Honda 2001 Prelude
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2001 Honda Prelude Type SH
98,367 Miles
San Juan Capistrano, CA
141
days on market
184% more than similar listings
141
days on market
$20,985
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Honda 1994 Prelude
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1994 Honda Prelude Si
39,605 Miles
Boulder, CO
43
days on market
149% more than similar listings
43
days on market
$13,995
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Honda 2000 Prelude
2000 Honda Prelude Base
233,307 Miles
Nashville, TN
49
days on market
122% more than similar listings
49
days on market
$6,999
Honda 1991 Prelude
1991 Honda Prelude Si 4WS
120,628 Miles
Colorado Springs, CO
12
days on market
190% more than similar listings
12
days on market
$11,989
Honda 2001 Prelude
2001 Honda Prelude Base
65,900 Miles
Houston, TX
64
days on market
147% more than similar listings
64
days on market
$19,995
Honda 1995 Prelude
1995 Honda Prelude Si
238,500 Miles
Fremont, CA
5
days on market
143% more than similar listings
5
days on market
$5,000
Honda 1996 Prelude
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1996 Honda Prelude RHD SI-R
66,505 Miles
Orlando, FL
357
days on market
42% more than similar listings
357
days on market
$11,995
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Honda 2000 Prelude
2000 Honda Prelude Base
92,050 Miles
Rochester, NY
63
days on market
57% more than similar listings
63
days on market
$10,990
Honda 2000 Prelude
2000 Honda Prelude Base
145,871 Miles
Las Vegas, NV
206
days on market
113% more than similar listings
206
days on market
$10,995
Honda 2000 Prelude
2000 Honda Prelude Base
211,900 Miles
Murrieta, CA
164
days on market
153% more than similar listings
164
days on market
$8,995

Honda Prelude OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.1
38 Reviews
5 star
37%
4 star
45%
3 star
8%
2 star
8%
1 star
3%
Overall
4.1
Value
4.2
Style
4.2
Performance
4.2
Comfort
3.6
Fuel Economy
4.1
Reliability
4.0
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ZS
ZS
Carnot-Moon, Pennsylvania
4.0
Unique Sporty Coupe
The last generation Honda Prelude is a gifted, though eccentric, sports coupe. Developed through previous generations as a test-bed for Honda technology, this last iteration continues the trend, showcasing the ATTS superior handling system (Type-SH) driven by the spunky 200HP H22A motor. In addition to the vehicle's performance, the angled looks of the car body has always been an attractive sight to see. Unfortunately though, the car is simply a coupe, and a small one at that. Practicality suffers, as the backseats are nearly useless, and usable space within the car is fairly low overall. If you can get past the practicality issues, the car drives and handles quite well, and has always been fun for me.
Jose
Jose
Joliet, Illinois
4.0
Sleek and practical
I feel as though the build of the Prelude is solid as the infrastructure can take a few bumps and bruises but continues on like a champion. It has over 180,000 miles, and I have never had any major issues aside from little parts here and there, which are expected from an older vehicle. The acceleration is quite responsive, and it feels smooth driving with regular maintenance. Since it is a Honda, it is quite reliable as I have had it for over four years with very minor issues to this point. The fuel it takes is premium, but for the top model of its class it makes sense. The outside style is a bit boxy, but that is my preferred look. The front end is a bit longer with cube styled headlights, and the rear is a bit shorter with a small spoiler. I like the look because it is similar to the S2000, but a bit more practical in terms of affordability and style. For a two-door car, I felt that the space inside was quite adequate, and I was able to fit a number of items at one time. I am an avid snowboarder, and I was able to fit my snowboard, bindings, boots, and accessories inside the interior without having to adjust anything.
Sara
Sara
Peekskill, New York
5.0
One of a kind
I purchased a Honda Prelude because I was looking for something with great steering wheel control and I got it. The car is low to the ground, and it drives pretty smooth. The body is wide, and it only has two doors, but that gives the car a unique style that I truly enjoyed. The gas per gallon was also great, it was only a four-cylinder car but with a vetch engine, five speed...so it got great speed but not with all the gas expense. The fact that it was five speed also helped that, on highway, I was sometimes able to get up to 30 miles per gallon, which isn't bad for commuters. The interior of the car was okay. There was options between leather and not, and I chose to find a used car with no leather seats. I personally think that I made the right choice because being such a small car. I don't see leather seats being the greatest to seat on in a hot car. It also only had two doors, which to me just meant that people could ruin the leather seats much faster while climbing inside. The car did had a sunroof, so that was great! The car definitely had its pros and cons, but overall, it was a great car to own and loads of fun to ride in!