1993 Honda Prelude VTEC Test Drive
At the unveiling of this generation prelude, Honda found out how dangerous it is to change the appearance or philosophy of a car. Two years after its introduction, the style gives rise to more positive comments than the dashboard. It had not yet returned to the popularity level of the previous model. The difficult times affecting the global auto industry had something to do with it, but perhaps there was also communication problems between the maker and the rest of the world. The Prelude offered an excellent compromise between comfort and pleasure, perhaps it did not need one, due to its specialty VTEC, high output four’s, but a V6 would have made a nice addition to the line, and could have made it best in category!
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