Just 15,012 miles from new, supported by maintenance history Only three former registered keepers, the first for the majority of its life Stored in a temperature-controlled garage and driven only in summer All factory keys retained, including the rare red key in its original box Rarer and unmodified 2.2 VTEC engine model The fifth-generation Honda Prelude 2.2 VTi is widely regarded as one of the finest front-wheel-drive coups of the 1990s. Its high-revving VTEC engine, slick-shifting five-speed manual gearbox and mechanical four-wheel steering combined to deliver a driving experience that remains genuinely engaging today. With surviving examples increasingly falling to wear and corrosion, well-preserved cars have become difficult to find. This 1998 example in Cyprus Green Pearl has covered just 15,012 miles from new and has been cared for to a very high standard throughout its life. It has recently passed its MOT with no advisories. The car comes with logbooks, service history, tools, spare wheel and all factory keys, marking a compelling opportunity to acquire a carefully preserved example of one of Honda's most celebrated coupes. 16-inch five-spoke alloy wheels Paintwork in very good order with only a few very minor marks from garage storage and no car-on-car damage - see photos Underside in very good condition - see photos Cream and black interior with walnut-effect inlays; noted to be in very good condition, with rear seats said never to have been used Steering wheel and gear stick show no signs of notable wear Electric tilt and slide sunroof Cruise control Air conditioning and Pioneer stereo fitted Engine idles and revs smoothly Gearbox feels brand new Clutch and brakes in good working order Four-wheel steering and power steering Never driven in winter conditions