Honda Prelude's Potential Return to the US Market
Honda is poised to reintroduce the Prelude to the U.S. market, reviving a nameplate that once defined the brand's sporty coupe segment and enjoyed nearly three decades of loyal followings.
First launched in 1978, the Prelude became a benchmark for compact two-door performance vehicles, known for its precision handling, responsive engines, and innovative features that often debuted on this model before trickling down to other Hondas.
After the sixth generation ended production in 2001, the Prelude name disappeared from global lineups, leaving enthusiasts and collectors to lament the absence of a modern successor.
The LA Auto Show may be the platform where Honda showcases the new Prelude, alongside other Honda happenings at the event.
No official statement has been made by Honda regarding the new Prelude's features, but rumors suggest a hybrid model with S+Shift technology.
Author's summary: Honda may revive the Prelude nameplate in the US market.
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