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Honda Prelude Poor Fuel Economy

The poor fuel economy of Honda Prelude shows that your car has not passed the emission test and you do not maximize miles per gallon potential and you will spend more fuel. If the amount of fuel in Honda Prelude is exceeding to miles per gallon, you can find different reasons and it is difficult for anyone to find the proper reason. It is best to ensure that your Honda Prelude gets an inspection every year or two, which can help to find that all moving parts of your used Honda Prelude are working well. There are some reasons of the poor fuel economy, which are dirty air filters, engine lagging, transmission issues, off balance or poorly inflated tires, suspension issues or use of old oil. The fuel economy of your Honda Prelude may be suffered because of your driving habits. If your Honda Prelude has regular hard breaker and fast accelerator, then fuel economy would not be as good if compared to drive Honda Prelude safely.

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