1998 Honda Prelude Consumer Reviews

I’m looking for type of car prelude doesn’t need to be new something that gets me around to go shopping or laundry I recently moved to whitewater Wisconsin I need a car it’s hard to get to place taxi don’t drive that far, if anything Honda civic hatchback 2000 thank you

Fun car, quick, and handles great Fun car, quick, and Fun car, quick, and handles Fun car, quick, and handles great

I own the car for 6 years already bought it used from the 1st owner overall with the car all I done its menace, tires, brakes,plugs timing belt etc, the h22 its been a great engine not to mention its fast, first prelude I own and I love it

You can now find these in rather good shape for under $2500. It is a 20-year-old honda but the h22a4 is still a very solid engine. They make for both a good daily, with vtec to save on gas, and weekend fun with an 8k rev limiter and double-wishbone suspension on all 4 corners to make a great canyon carver. Only big issues are the rear tail lights will leak but that can be easily sealed and fixed and the car drones on the highway.

Dependable, dependable!! Reliable but does use premium gas and eats oil like recycled plant. But very fun to drive with plenty of power for the buck! Suspension handles great! Not super comfy, but better than most! A pleasure to own!!

I believe this is a reliable car

Bought the car as a replacement for a totaled 2002 RSX. The Prelude has the dual cam VTEC as opposed to the single cam VTEC the RSX had, but is just as fast if not faster. The only downfall is that it uses 93 octane gas but I would have used it anyway.

I drive around rural areas fairly fast around 80 to 90 mph around sharp corners with a breeze. The things I would recommend are upgrading the head unit/speakers/add a sub, tint the windows,and adding a back up camera. Oh a animal alert whistle to alarm the critters. Other than that the looks of this car are great; cleans up well. The performance is fun, it's not race car fast but it can pick up. perfect go getta.