1990 Honda Prelude Si 4ws Coupe 2-door 2.1l on 2040-cars
North Brunswick, New Jersey, United States
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AMAZING CONDITION!!! Probably one of the NICEST 4 wheel steering 3rd Gen Preludes left in the country! 100% all original, stock, and unmolested. Original paint had optional sealant from the factory and the car was garage kept. It has just been detailed, clay bar treated, and waxed and shines like a new car! No rust anywhere on the body (only a tiny bit near the lower rocker panel - easily treated). The interior is in IMMACULATE condition and literally looks as if it just came out of the showroom!! Anyone who's seen it in person is amazed at how well kept it is. This Prelude drives perfectly! It starts, runs, shifts, and brakes smoothly as it should. The 4 wheel steering works perfectly and the car handles incredibly - in fact, when this model was first introduced in 1988 it beat the Corvette and Porsche 911 in the slalom course! It is also a blast to maneuver in parking lots and very easy to parallel park. The mechanical 4WS system in this car was much more reliable and highly desired compared with the electronic version in the 4th gen Preludes. Recent Maintenance includes -
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