1995 Honda Prelude Vtec Coupe 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Bethesda, Maryland, United States
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Up for sale is my 1995 Prelude VTEC coupe. Very rare car and I don't see many for sale at all. Mine is all original, no aftermarket modifications at all. It's got the rare H22A1 DOHC VTEC motor churning out 190hp and 153lbs tq which back in '95 was unheard of from a non-turbocharged, naturally aspirated motor but even by todays standards is still pretty potent. The interior is very clean all black interior with black leather sporty seats, the floor mats still in good condition and rear seats probably never used. It's got power windows, power door locks, power steering, power sunroof, power mirrors, cruise control and anti-lock brakes. The ac compressor went bad so it unfortunately will need to be replaced. The exterior could use a paint job, the body is straight so you could probably just take it to maaco and get it done for cheap. The abs and srs lights are on. So it has a few issues, but make no mistake, this car is very rare and has more power than an em1, gsr and more torque than a type r integra, and enough power to rival many new cars, it is very fun to drive. The body style is timeless and easily stands out and turns heads. The interior and dash is very unique and makes modern day cars look weak by comparison and the dash lights are like something out of a sci-fi movie. There is plenty of room for improvement in order to squeeze out more ponies like an exhaust system, intake or turbo if that's your thing because this car has never been messed with. You'll be hard pressed to find one with decent mileage, price or it's not the VTEC version.
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