200 horsepower and a smart stereo (Honda Prelude (1997 on))

Member Name: mhatherall

Product:	Honda Prelude (1997 on)
Date:	03/09/00 (1622 review reads)
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Advantages: air conditioning, power sunroof, windows, door locks, and mirrors.

Disadvantages: A bit highly priced

It comes packing a 200 horsepower engine (195 for automatic-laden models) from a naturally aspirated 2.2-liter, four-cylinder engine. This means no turbocharger, no supercharger, and no nitrous -- just plain Honda technology blasting you from 0 to 60 in 6.7 seconds.
I have only driven this car for about 30 mins at a Test drive open day where I live, but I must say it was the smoothest, ride I have every taken. The test drive was on a field yet I could not feel one single bump or deep in the grass, thanks to the super shocks on this car.
The power steering is brill, you only have to decide for yourself which way you wont to go then the car almost drives itself for you, all this car needs is a little voice system and it is straight from the future.
All Preludes come packed with options such as air conditioning, power sunroof, windows, door locks, and mirrors.
This car is a lot of Money but if you have decided that you are going to spend this amount then spending your money on a new prelude will be the best move you have every made.

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