The Honda Prelude is a renowned sports car created by the Japanese manufacturer Honda, with production spanning five generations from 1978 to 2001. This two-door coupé, which draws some inspiration from the Honda Accord, holds the distinction of being the first Honda vehicle to come equipped with a moonroof, a feature that remained a standard offering throughout its production run.
Significantly, the Prelude served as the model with which Honda introduced the Honda Verno retail sales chain in Japan, paving the way for its subsequent international release. Manufacturing of the Prelude ceased in 2001 with the debut of the fourth-generation Integra. Intriguingly, the name "Prelude" was originally trademarked by Toyota, but was graciously handed over to