they stopped making the honda prelude in 1997.
they stopped making the honda prelude in 1997.
when did they stop making the honda prelude?
1997
honda prelude









































the honda prelude is a sport compact car which was produced by japanese car manufacturer honda from 1978 until 2001. the two-door coupe was loosely derived from the honda accord and spanned five generations. the prelude was used by honda to introduce the japanese honda retail sales chain "honda verno," with the international release of the model following shortly after.









































prelude competitors included the toyota celica, the nissan silvia and the mitsubishi eclipse. production of the prelude concluded in 2001 upon the introduction of the honda integra dc5.
honda prelude
bullet::::- 1987–1992: argentine formula renault (1990 and 1991 champion)









































bullet::::- 1992–1994: formula three sudamericana









































bullet::::- 1995: tc (ford falcon), tc2000 (ford escort xr3)









































bullet::::- 1996: tc (ford falcon), tc2000 (renault 19)









































bullet::::- 1997: tc (ford falcon), top race champion (honda prelude), tc2000 (honda civic vi)









































bullet::::- 1998: tc (ford falcon), top race (honda prelude), tc2000 champion (honda civic vi)









































bullet::::- 1999: tc (ford falcon), top race (honda prelude), tc2000 (honda civic vi)









































bullet::::- 2000: tc (ford falcon), top race champion (honda prelude and bmw 320), tc2000 (honda civic vi)
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