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The 18 Most Overengineered Cars That Didn’t Need to Go That Hard

3. Honda Prelude 4WS

3. Honda Prelude 4WS
A close-up of the Honda Prelude’s 4WS badge, highlighting its innovative four-wheel steering system. | Image from en.wikipedia.org (Creative Commons Licensed)

The third-generation Honda Prelude, introduced in 1987, featured an innovative four-wheel steering (4WS) system, a pioneering technology for its time. (global.honda) This system allowed the rear wheels to turn in sync with the front wheels at high speeds, enhancing stability, and in the opposite direction at low speeds, improving maneuverability. (upi.com) While this advanced feature offered impressive handling capabilities, its complexity added to the vehicle’s maintenance demands, making it a unique yet intricate choice for enthusiasts. (jalopnik.com)

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