1987 Honda Prelude Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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User reviews for 1987 Honda Prelude
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by Alberto F
Mar 12, 2011
I bet if this car was in good condition when I bought it, it would've given way
better reviews.... The acceleration, braking, and handling was still on point - even
with a bent rim lol. It needed serious repairs, but only because someone failed to
maintain her. The appearance was beautiful. I love those pop-up light sportscars
from the 80's lol. It would've been pretty decent on gas. It was great to drive while
it lasted...Mar 12, 2011
by Anonymous
Nov 19, 2009
Ok, so it wasn't a dream car. But Hondas are built very tough, and this was a prime example. For something from '87, a lot of it was still pretty intact. The engine seemed as if a tweak here and there, and it would've performed better. Handling was ok. Lightweight makes for good project car. It was definitely a blast to drive.Nov 19, 2009
by Anonymous
Apr 02, 2009
I Love my 1987 Honda Prelude SI! It's sporty, hugs the road, tons of fun to drive. Different enough to be noticed, but not so different as to stand out! I figured out a couple years ago that "my little car" gets like 43mpg! Awesome when the gas prices go high! I just replaced the motor & tranny (one necessary, one not) and believe it or not, I purchased both of them fully rebuilt for only $350 each! Apr 02, 2009
User rating:
by Alberto F
Mar 12, 2011
I bet if this car was in good condition when I bought it, it would've given way
better reviews.... The acceleration, braking, and handling was still on point - even
with a bent rim lol. It needed serious repairs, but only because someone failed to
maintain her. The appearance was beautiful. I love those pop-up light sportscars
from the 80's lol. It would've been pretty decent on gas. It was great to drive while
it lasted...Mar 12, 2011
by Anonymous
Nov 19, 2009
Ok, so it wasn't a dream car. But Hondas are built very tough, and this was a prime example. For something from '87, a lot of it was still pretty intact. The engine seemed as if a tweak here and there, and it would've performed better. Handling was ok. Lightweight makes for good project car. It was definitely a blast to drive.Nov 19, 2009
by Anonymous
Apr 02, 2009
I Love my 1987 Honda Prelude SI! It's sporty, hugs the road, tons of fun to drive. Different enough to be noticed, but not so different as to stand out! I figured out a couple years ago that "my little car" gets like 43mpg! Awesome when the gas prices go high! I just replaced the motor & tranny (one necessary, one not) and believe it or not, I purchased both of them fully rebuilt for only $350 each! Apr 02, 2009
by Dennis W
Jan 06, 2008
Awesome braking, accelerating, and handling, even as a 2.0 S trim. Engine was a bad design however. a Honda mechanic once told me it was "the worst engine Honda has ever made". Carb is known go bad by 100k miles. Other than the engine it had a nice interior, and an overall nice feel. I would recommend the Si trim for the better, EFI'd engine.
Has "Corvette Style" flip forward hood. Extorior style is easy on the eyes, which may be moot coming from an 80's auto enthusiast.Jan 06, 2008
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