Here's a sample of some Honda Prelude parts we currently stock:

Part Price	Part Year	Part Description	Part Image	Date Published
$20	1999	GLOVE COMPARTMENT BOX		09/27/2016
$20	1998	Control REAR RIGHT UPPER ARM THREADING ON STUD IS DAMAGED		05/06/2016
$75	1999	Back (2nd row) REAR SEATS ASSEMBLY black .		06/19/2015
$20	1999	IGNITION IGNITER COIL		06/19/2015
$25	2001	ENGINE FUSE BOX NO LID		05/30/2014
$40	2001	OXYGEN SENSOR		05/30/2014
$20	1999	AC Pipe Line A/C SUCTION HOSE on one end of the ac line, there is gouges on the aluminum. has not pierced the line and is still good. just cosmetic damage		04/26/2014
$20	2000	Ignition IGNITER COIL BOX		05/30/2013
$50	2000	Front driver ABS SENSOR		05/30/2013
$75	2000	DRIVER WHEEL AIRBAG BLACK		05/30/2013

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About the Honda Prelude

The Honda Prelude is a sports coupe sold from 1978-2001. The popularity was low, mostly due to competition from Honda's other offerings and only sold around 800k units through its lifespan. 14 trim levels were created through its lifespan and differ on generation.

Engine sizes changed through the years but were always a form of 4 cylinder engines.Most transmission options were 4-speed automatic and 5-speed manual with the first generation also offering 2&3-speed automatic. The only available body style was the 2-door coupe.

Is it better to buy OEM parts?

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are made by the same manufacturer that made the parts for your car when it was originally built. They are designed to fit and function exactly as the original part did, which can help ensure a high level of quality and performance.

Using OEM parts for repairs and maintenance can help preserve the resale value of your vehicle. When you use OEM parts, you can demonstrate that you have taken good care of your vehicle and have used high-quality, manufacturer-approved parts for any repairs or replacements.