HONDA MODELS: Honda S2000 Models

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Toyota once had the Supra and Celica, Honda had the S2000 and Prelude, Nissan the 240SX and 300Z Over the years, the LS has swollen in size and price. We're hopeful the new model once again establishes a new standard when it comes to refinement. Honda's new electric car is thought to be a replacement for the two-seater S2000 of the 1990sReuters In its current makers to decide when to pull the trigger and put a new electric model into production; a rival could wait six months and significantly Honda is getting ready to offer more sports cars in the near future. First, there’s the Civic Type R finally heading to U.S. soil in the future, then there’s the rumored baby NSX model that will serve as a successor to the S2000. But perhaps one of in 2017 for a price of £35,000 (approximately $60,000), a much higher price than the previous Honda S2000, which cost $35,669 during its final model year, 2009. The new car would be much more powerful than before, though, as the report says that the Honda has revealed some new models that they plan to release in the near future at the 2013 Tokyo Auto Salon. Ironically, one of the “concept” cars to be displayed includes a Honda S2000 with a daft body kit, which originally stopped production in 2008. In 1999, it was put into production as a 2000 model, named S2000 as both an homage to Honda's S500, S600 and S800 sports cars from the 1960s, as well as its own 2.0-liter engine. It had a respectable 240 horsepower and a paltry 153 pound-feet of torque .

The latest pretender to challenge the Tesla Model S is this underwhelming Honda S2000. Honda’s sporty roadster is no match for the Tesla. Not on paper, nor at the strip. The S2000 is unique in that it redlines at over 8,000 rpm. However, its max Like previous S cars, the name of the S2000 comes from its engine displacement of approximately 2000 cc (although Honda would later introduce a 2200 cc model, retaining the S2000 name). From its inception in 1999 to 2003, S2000s were manufactured at Honda Honda has issued a recall on certain versions of its Acura RSX and S2000 sports cars. The issue has to do with the cars’ brakes, so owners of the affected vehicles should take caution. The cars included in the recall are 2006 Acura RSX models built from Honda announced the first details on its display lineup for the upcoming 2013 Tokyo Auto Salon and it looks quite promising. The coolest model announced for Tokyo is the S2000 Modulo Climax — an S2000-based concept model that features cutting-edge .