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Old 11-15-2021, 12:59 PM
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I guess classic imports are doing well...although I'm not really knowledgeable about what is considered classic/desireable in that market. Having never owned either of these, I can't seem to fathom.

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We bought a 1984 Prelude new (to replace a really crappy 1982 Olds Ciera) and it was an excellent car!

Times were different then and "performance" was not the same as it had been (or would be!). That being said, you could sling that Prelude into any corner you had the talent to handle and it would stick like glue. It was just a fun car to drive with excellent build quality and reliability.

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