Honda released the Prelude SiStates in 1990. Originally available only in Japan, this car was a limited production run and very few were built. It featured four-wheel steering, ABS, limited slip differential, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear lever, extra sound deadening on the firewall and hood, rear windscreen wiper and washer, and many more features that were usually options. It also featured a unique B21A engine rated at 145 bhp (108 kW) that was only produced for the SiStates. A major distinction of the SiStates is that it was the same width as the Prelude sold in North America. This Prelude model was only available with an automatic transmission.

The  motegi edition had 17 inch wheels, a motegi front lip, optional sideskirts and rear lip, a motegi badge and a lowering kit. Not everything was mandatory to be purchased except for the front lip, so it’s possible to find a non lowered motegi edition, or one without the front lip. All parts except for the front lip and the badge could be purchased without getting a motegi edition as well.