Honda Prelude-GT Super GT GT500 Modulo #64 2026

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Origin: Japan
Year: 2026
Category: Gr. 2
Power: 650HP @---rpm
Torque: Classified lb/ft @---rpm
Weight: 1,020kg
Engine Technology: 2.0L I4 DOHC (Honda HR420E)
Displacement: 1,995cc
Forced Induction: TC (Turbo) - Single turbo
Form and Drivetrain: FR
Transmission Type/Number of Gears: Paddle, Six-speed
Length: 185.98in.
Width: 76.77in.
Height: 45.28in.
Power to Weight Ratio: 1.57hp/kg
Dealership (GT7): Brand Central
Car Type: #Racing Car, #GT500

Name to be simplified to Honda HRC Prelude-GT '26 if it is ever added to the game.

This livery variation is based on the example that the 2018 GT World Series champion, Igor Fraga, is currently driving.

Honda's HRC division enters the 2026 Super GT league with a new machine based on the new Prelude.
 
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Honda HRC
The... what now?

I've heard of the Honda HR-V, but I doubt that's a race car.

Mind you, there's no race series or category mentioned either, so perhaps it's not one.

The pinned threads exist for a reason, and part of that reason is so that the staff is not having to make five posts a day to the same person to get their supposedly desired cars correctly titled.
 
The pinned threads exist for a reason, and part of that reason is so that the staff is not having to make five posts a day to the same person to get their supposedly desired cars correctly titled.
Honda HRC
Six. It shouldn't even need one.

If you're going to keep making half the changes required while not responding to messages in any way then your ability to post threads in this forum will be reevaluated.

And while it isn't required to post more information particularly, posting "(description to follow)" after blatantly incorrect information (this is a 2024 car, is it) reeks of trying to post as much as you can as quickly as you can without any care. That's known as spamming.

I don't know exactly what it is you're hoping to achieve here, but unless it's "piss the staff off" you're not there.
 
Six. It shouldn't even need one.

If you're going to keep making half the changes required while not responding to messages in any way then your ability to post threads in this forum will be reevaluated.

And while it isn't required to post more information particularly, posting "(description to follow)" after blatantly incorrect information (this is a 2024 car, is it) reeks of trying to post as much as you can as quickly as you can without any care. That's known as spamming.

I don't know exactly what it is you're hoping to achieve here, but unless it's "piss the staff off" you're not there.
The year was an oversight that I fixed, but if the naming format is still wrong, I'd like some more help with that please.

I read that thread based on the naming format and from my understanding it was (manufacturer) (car/model name) (racing series) (category) (racing team/livery name) (car number) then year as you stated.

From what I read about this car in particular, it's officially Honda HRC Prelude-GT.
 
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The year was an oversight that I fixed, but if the naming format is still wrong, I'd like some more help with that please.
As they say, the best time to ask was then, the second-best time is now.
From what I read about this car in particular, it's officially Honda HRC Prelude-GT.
If you did research on the car you're nominating (as we all should... though not all do) and that's what you've come up with then that's fine; it's not on us to do research on the cars everyone else suggests.

Personally I think that's an entry name rather than a make/model designation, with Honda as the make, Prelude-GT as the model, and HRC as a silly affectation to jam the race team's name in there; it's certainly entered as that, but it wasn't actually called that at any point of development:

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If we're trying to have twin makes because Honda makes the Prelude and HRC makes the Prelude-GT* then we're going to run into issues with the Ford Multimatic GT GTE and the Chevrolet Pratt-Miller Corvette GT3.R which I think you'll agree is Very Silly.

Not having seen the homologation plate or documents for it, I couldn't say one way or the other, or the other-other, but I'd be tempted to go for Honda Prelude-GT HRC to match Nissan GT-R Nismo (Toyota, of course, names the actual entire Mk5 Supra line "GR Supra" and will further confuse by making GR its own brand), and to sort this Honda Prelude with all the other Honda Preludes.


*which is basically unrelated; it's a Class 1 tub with a Preludeish body on it that replaces the Class 1 tub with the Civicish body on it
 
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