Honda realised its Prelude demographic was ageing, travelling further and most likely deserting coupes for family-friendly 4WD wagons. So it abandoned the overtly sporty approach of its immediate predecessor...

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Honda significantly altered the Prelude’s look and attitude with the aggressively designed Mk4, swapping sporty elegance for a sharper sorts car feel. Three models (base, Si and Si-SRS) shared...

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A variation of the previous Prelude’s three-box two-door coupe theme, Honda refined the style with a stunningly low bonnet line, thin pillars, a large glass area, smooth surfacing and a gently wedging...

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A body colour nose, new bumpers and tail-lights, revised cabin trim, redesigned alloy wheels and an upgraded engine summed up the series II Mk2 Prelude. The 1.8L unit made way for an 85kW 2.0L fuel injected...

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Wider, longer, roomier, stronger and significantly bigger, the striking Mk2 Prelude’s handsome two-door coupe body styling couldn’t be further from the frumpy Mk2 Accord that spawned it....

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The Prelude was Honda’s sporty two-door coupe rival to the Toyota Celica. Each model was based on the corresponding Accord of the time. The Mk1 Prelude had a unique body style clothing the Mk1...

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