even if honda did release one, id need to know wat the benchmark mx5 can do and wat mx5 ownership is all about.

only then will i be able to make a valid critique on any j-roadster..

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I love honda. I hope this actually comes to production.

Cuz we know Honda sucks... Lol. Honestly, I prefer Hyundai Kia by a pretty large margin. This is how I would list them going through there prospective model ranges and looking at them visually.

1. Mazda
2. Nissan
3. Kia
4. Subaru
5. Hyundai
6. Scion
7. Honda
8. Mitsubishi
9. Toyota

I'd say Fords nowadays have some of the best visually stimulating models today. Mazdas are typically gorgeous though.

I was rating JDM/KDM only. Hence no American or other national car brands... Ford's doing pretty good, but I think all the American companies follow a generic design path. There are a couple of model exceptions that are outstanding but... American cars are... Well, American cars... Lol.

Korea cuz there cars basically really try hard to be Japanese... And honestly they're doing a great job.

Fixed for the infidel. :roflpuke2:

Is South Korea part of Japan now?

Korea, Japan, Japanese company headed by a French-Lebanese-Brazilian, who cares amirite? :roflpuke2:


Also, good to see a familiar face on this board, RZ.


Edit: bottom line, I personally like hondas. I had an acura that I loved. The s2k was a fantastic enthusiast car and I hope they bring it back. More competition at different market levels brings out the best in other companies as well.

I like Honda too - when they actually produce, they produce awesome stuff. It only took them 28 years (for you literal readers, that was intentional exaggeration) to make the NSX happen. Christ, Marvel put out like six movies after they debuted the concept of it at the end of the first Avengers movie, including a whole second Avengers movie (that did not have an NSX in it).

At the rate things are going, I'd say we're more likely to see Ben Affleck return as Daredevil onscreen before we ever see a new s2000.