What is your current daily driver?

[El Chorizo81 1]

I just picked up a used 2023 Jeep Wrangler 392... so far I'm loving this thing. The stock exhaust was pretty mean as it was but you can remove the stock mufflers and it really wakes it up. People can't believe a Jeep Wrangler sounds this good.

Here's a pic of my new Jeep next to my old Jeep.

What yall got?

 

[Dragoon]

MOPAR or NOPAR! Haha JK! My current daily is a 2022 Ram TRX. I'm looking for a more fuel-efficient run-around car, and I think the new Prelude will fill that role perfectly.

 

[El Chorizo81 1]

That's a great looking ride, love the color combo and the view!

 

[bluetwo]

Daily is a 2012 Accord coupe. People sleep on older Accords because of the boring family car image or whatever but they have great handling and you can't forget the K24 VTEC engine. Basic maintenance, wheels, and a little spicy suspension tuning, and she does not disappoint on the Tail of the Dragon and other curvy mountain roads.

 

[El Chorizo81 1]

Daily is a 2012 Accord coupe. People sleep on older Accords because of the boring family car image or whatever but they have great handling and you can't forget the K24 VTEC engine. Basic maintenance, wheels, and a little spicy suspension tuning, and she does not disappoint on the Tail of the Dragon and other curvy mountain roads.

Great reliable car!

 

[bluetwo]

Great reliable car!

I agree while silently knocking on wood it's got 131,000 miles on it and I run it to VTEC almost every drive BUT the older K20's and K24's are known to be pretty damn solid. People have always said Honda intentionally detuned them because they were made so good, they just make too much power.

 

[Dragoon]

Can't beat that reliability and overall livability!

 

[rexracer39 40]

I just picked up a used 2023 Jeep Wrangler 392... so far I'm loving this thing. The stock exhaust was pretty mean as it was but you can remove the stock mufflers and it really wakes it up. People can't believe a Jeep Wrangler sounds this good.

Here's a pic of my new Jeep next to my old Jeep.

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What yall got?

Nice! I love Wranglers. I had a ’19 Rubicon and a ’22 Rubicon I used to daily drive. I used to drive them all over the country on longer road trips. I put over 60K on the ’22 with no issues other than a paint defect on the hood hinges. I also had a ’20 Miata I daily drove with a power hardtop. I am driving a ’25 VW Golf R now. Unbelievable fun. I also have a Subaru Legacy for bad weather. It’s very reliable, capable in bad weather and gets good mpg but pretty boring to drive. The Prelude sparked my interest for road trips. I plan on test driving one in the next week or so.

 

[Liverfluke1]

Prelude, of course!

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[Passfeller102 43]

Prelude, of course!

Same here. Don't have the space nor the mindset (nor the money) to own multiple vehicles. The Prelude does all I want in one car.

 

[Liverfluke1]

Same here. Don't have the space nor the mindset (nor the money) to own multiple vehicles. The Prelude does all I want in one car.

If it could tow, it would be perfect.

 

[rexracer39 40]

I am a tiny bit surprised there are no previous or current S2000 owners.

If it could tow, it would be perfect.

Maybe Honda will do what BMW does and offer a higher performance SUV. Maybe a CRV R. LOL.

 

[rexracer39 40]

MOPAR or NOPAR! Haha JK! My current daily is a 2022 Ram TRX. I'm looking for a more fuel-efficient run-around car, and I think the new Prelude will fill that role perfectly.

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A friend has the same truck. It is unbelievable how powerful it is. What is even more impressive is how refined and luxurious it is.

 

[rexracer39 40]

Same here. Don't have the space nor the mindset (nor the money) to own multiple vehicles. The Prelude does all I want in one car.

What’s not to like! A good looking, fun, reliable car that is extremely fuel efficient. With high gas prices I can definitely see the appeal of the Prelude for some owners. What does gas cost in Germany? How many miles do most Germans drive per year? In the US I think the average miles driven per year is about 12K-15K miles per year.

 

[Passfeller102 43]

What does gas cost in Germany? How many miles do most Germans drive per year? In the US I think the average miles driven per year is about 12K-15K miles per year.

Gas is awfully expensive over here. Today regular gas was 2,15€ for 1l. That would equal 9,27$ per gallon (US) if I am not mistaken.
Average driving per year over here is 12k-15k kilometers, which would roughly make 7500 to 9300 miles. (Our country is not that big, you see? Plus: people tend to walk/cycle a lot, in the cities many use public transportation.)

 

[rexracer39 40]

Gas is awfully expensive over here. Today regular gas was 2,15€ for 1l. That would equal 9,27$ per gallon (US) if I am not mistaken.
Average driving per year over here is 12k-15k kilometers, which would roughly make 7500 to 9300 miles. (Our country is not that big, you see? Plus: people tend to walk/cycle a lot, in the cities many use public transportation.)

Wow. Our gas prices are half or less of what you pay. At $9.27 a gallon I would probably weigh mpg more than I do when deciding on what cars I buy. The Prelude makes a lot of sense being a fun economical car to operate.

Cars are more than getting from point A to point B for me. The drive is the adventure. More and more Americans are cycling and walking in larger US cities. Same with public transportation.