I'm 36 and just bought a white 2026 Prelude. It looks like I'm an exception among the mostly 50–60-year-old owners of this car. 
I owned a CR-Z for six years in my twenties, and to me the Prelude feels like its true successor – more comfortable, more powerful, and much better suited as a daily driver.
I also own a USDM 10th-gen Accord EX-L 1.5T. I'm a long-time Honda enthusiast and enjoy OEM+ modifications, retrofits, and technical projects while keeping the factory look and functionality.
Some of you may know me from the Accord forums, where I documented several OEM retrofit projects and compatibility discoveries.
I owned a CR-Z for six years in my twenties, and to me the Prelude feels like its true successor – more comfortable, more powerful, and much better suited as a daily driver.
I also own a USDM 10th-gen Accord EX-L 1.5T. I'm a long-time Honda enthusiast and enjoy OEM+ modifications, retrofits, and technical projects while keeping the factory look and functionality.
Some of you may know me from the Accord forums, where I documented several OEM retrofit projects and compatibility discoveries.