Since the Prelude is traditional notchback coupe, do you guys consider it a Touring car? (a la Porsche 928, Aston Martin DB7, etc..)

I know most Touring cars are 2 or 2+2 seater GT's with flexible road manners, but not drastic heavy handlers. They are usually designed for open road hauling.

What are your opinions?

 

i dont know how this is technically related to the forum but whatever.

How can you compare a porsche and a prelude ? lol.

tis a sport coupe along with the s2k, ITR, GSR, RSX etc etc.

Our car is the only non hatch back style honda other than the s2k.

EDIT: accords dont count because they are TANKS.

and **** i voted wrong son of a bitch.

Modified by 98TypeSH at 12:42 PM 10/25/2004


Modified by 98TypeSH at 12:42 PM 10/25/2004

 

Im not allowed to vote , but i say its just a sport coupe.

 

See I consider the S2000 to be a traditional sports car (since it's a 2 seater, small, RWD).

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that's why i was wondering if it's "technically" a sports coupe or touring/GT.

 

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