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Trade in your Accord for a Civic to help juice these numbersAccord and Passport are the only ones that sales are up from 2024 (Prelude doesn't count).
Honda Trademarks The Prelude Name - New Car Coming? With/Updates
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Yeah he isn't paying for any of the Honda's he has.
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Honda Sets Sales Target At 300 Prelude Models Per Month
During a Honda and Acura press briefing, Lance Woelfer, the group’s vice president of automobile sales, said the company is aiming for 300 Prelude sales per month. He noted that around 4,000 units have been allocated to the US annually, though that number could potentially rise if demand for the sporty new coupe proves stronger than expected.
Obviously, a niche vehicle like the Prelude was never going to sell in huge numbers, but if Honda hits its targets, it would be roughly on par with some of the competition. For example, Subaru sold 2,882 BRZs locally last year, which is almost $10,000 cheaper than the Prelude.
In terms of price, but certainly not performance, the 400 hp Nissan Z is a compelling two-door Japanese alternative to the Prelude. It starts at $42,970, just $970 more than the Honda, and last year, 5,487 examples were sold. This allowed it to easily beat out the pricier Toyota Supra, which sold just 2,953 examples.
During a Honda and Acura press briefing, Lance Woelfer, the group’s vice president of automobile sales, said the company is aiming for 300 Prelude sales per month. He noted that around 4,000 units have been allocated to the US annually, though that number could potentially rise if demand for the sporty new coupe proves stronger than expected.
Obviously, a niche vehicle like the Prelude was never going to sell in huge numbers, but if Honda hits its targets, it would be roughly on par with some of the competition. For example, Subaru sold 2,882 BRZs locally last year, which is almost $10,000 cheaper than the Prelude.
In terms of price, but certainly not performance, the 400 hp Nissan Z is a compelling two-door Japanese alternative to the Prelude. It starts at $42,970, just $970 more than the Honda, and last year, 5,487 examples were sold. This allowed it to easily beat out the pricier Toyota Supra, which sold just 2,953 examples.