HONDA MODELS: Honda S 2000

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R/R title 2001 Honda S2000 ap1 with 27k original miles! Helping my dad sell his Honda s2k, he's owned it for about 5 years. Worked on it and now it runs and drives great. He wanted to keep it but I convinced him that he could get the asking price listed so This Honda S2000 held the world record for most power per liter in a naturally aspirated production car with its 240 horsepower coming from four cylinders and little more than two liters. With its bulletproof drivetrain, classic good looks and lightweight The S660, which brings to mind the driving joy of the much-missed Honda S2000, albeit without any of the power, is what the Japanese call a “kei" car”, meaning extremely light and tiny, basically. They are built to meet special government regulations In 1999, Honda took a page out of its own history book and decided to revive the art of open-top driving with the S2000. A successor to the Honda roadsters of the ’60s, the S2000 was a performance-oriented, 4-cylinder powered piece of automotive perfection. Unfortunately, the S2000 successor isn’t expected to be a lightweight roadster like the original. Instead, we could see it morph into a mid-engine coupe powered by a hybrid drivetrain. We've previously heard that Honda was looking at making its S2000 I try hard, dear reader, to avoid obvious answers when I pen these Future Classics stories. You don't need me to tell you that the Toyota Supra or the E46 BMW M3 are great cars. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that the Porsche 993 will be highly .

Despite Honda’s enthusiast-friendly reputation, the brand’s only sport-oriented model offered in the U.S. these days is the Honda Civic Si. This could change within the next few years, though, as a report from Auto Express speculates that a return of One may be tempted to quickly dismiss the aero package seen on this black Honda S2000 as an aftermarket conversion with a poor taste in rear wings, but this is actually a limited edition named CR for Club Racer, offered by the Japanese brand during the Dial the clock back a few years, however, and there was a shimmering star amongst the Honda lineup, in the form of the S2000 roadster. In production for nearly a decade, the S2000 was Honda’s holistic answer to the Mazda Miata, Porsche Boxster In August of 2012, Ken Chitwood's aggressive Voltex-equipped Honda S2000 appeared on the cover of Honda Tuning. Working with Evasive Motorsports from the very beginning, the team had set the Street FR class record of 1:56.7 after besting the former champ .