The MSRP hasn’t been officially revealed but one dealer is asking money that would get you a 400 hp Nissan ZA California Honda dealer is advertising the 2026 Prelude for nearly $44,000. The $1,195 difference between those figures exactly matches Honda’s destination charge for MY25 cars, which suggests $42,655 could be the true MSRP. The GR86 makes 228 hp (231 PS), and the auto-only Mustang Ecoboost demolishes both with 315 hp (319 PS). Autotrader/BarberThe Nissan Z QuestionBut the biggest comparison that Barber Honda’s $43,850 invites is with the $42,970 Nissan Z. And there’s another performance legend that’s dangerously close to the Prelude on price and also dangerously close to home.