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10 Hondas That Looked Boring but Drove Like Sports Cars

3. Honda Prelude SH (5th Gen, 1997-2001)

3. Honda Prelude SH (5th Gen, 1997-2001)
A pristine 1990s Honda Prelude SH coupe, showcasing its sleek design and hidden performance capabilities. | Photo by Jordan Hyde on Pexels

The fifth-generation Honda Prelude SH, produced from 1997 to 2001, featured the Active Torque Transfer System (ATTS), enhancing handling by directing torque to the outside front wheel during cornering, thereby reducing understeer. (ahgautoservice.com) This system, coupled with a 2.2-liter DOHC VTEC engine producing 200 horsepower, provided a dynamic driving experience. (theautochannel.com) Despite its conservative coupe design, the Prelude SH outperformed sportier-looking rivals that lacked such driver-focused technologies. (autoblog.com)

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