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The interior is going to feel pretty dated by today's standards. No modern tech, no backup camera, no touchscreen. If you're used to current vehicles, the driving experience might be a bit of a shock. But that's part of the charm, I guess.

I think for the right person, this could work. But you need to be the type of owner who appreciates older vehicles and doesn't mind troubleshooting occasional issues. It's definitely not for someone looking for modern reliability and convenience.

I test drove a Prelude last month and I have to say the seats are incredibly uncomfortable for longer drives. My back was killing me after just 45 minutes. Is that normal or was it just that particular car?

The 2004-2008 models are really where it's at. They're more refined than the earlier generations and still have that classic Prelude feel. Parts availability is still decent too.