The 2027 Honda Prelude is the right pick for a driver who wants a stylish coupe that doubles as a practical daily driver, with fuel efficiency that cuts stops at the pump nearly in half. The 2027 Subaru BRZ is built for the driver who prioritizes rear-wheel-drive handling, a manual gearbox, and raw engine response above all else. Neither car loses on its own terms, but they serve very different priorities behind the wheel.

Technology
The Prelude runs a 9-inch touchscreen with Google built-in (including Google Gemini), wireless Apple CarPlay, wireless Android Auto, and a Bose eight-speaker system with subwoofer. The Google integration includes a three-month unlimited data plan for in-vehicle apps. Alexa Built-In, HondaLink connected services, Wi-Fi hotspot capability, and two USB-C ports round out the tech list. Remote start comes standard.
The BRZ uses an 8.0-inch Subaru Multimedia Plus System with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an eight-speaker audio setup, and SiriusXM with a trial subscription. There is no wireless phone charging, no remote start, and no Google built-in integration listed in the verified specs.


