New Honda S2000?
 

Just found this article, there may be a new Honda S2000 in the works, but it won't be anything like the previous S2000.

Honda S2000 to be reborn

i wouldnt mind having a s2000 coupe.

i would mind having a corolla-s

I'll believe it when I see it. These rumors have been popping up ever since the S2000 went out of production. Having owned S2000s for 9 years, I don't know anyone willing to pay $59,000 (35,000 GBP) for one. Especially not when you can pick up one of the current ones for under $20K.

Yes, the price is ridiculously high. But who knows, maybe Honda won't even make it.

Hm. I'd be happy to add that to my future car wish list.

S2k, nsx, even that s500 pchop...
C'mon, honda, quit c0ckteasin and produce these things.

They have us by our balls and are enjoying it :roflpuke2:

God, I hope it's rear wheel drive.

I am selling some property in Oklahoma. Beachfront.

Hondas are great cars and shopped around for an S2000 before the buying the Z. I still imagine what it would be like to own it when I see one on the road. In the end, Honda will need to decide where to position their next roadster and my hunch is it will be in the 25 - 30k range. They will get in the ring with the Miata knowing they can take some candy from them.

Best thing you've ever said on the forum

To be fair, to make your cliche a bit more effective you should probably say oceanfront. Oklahoma has in excess of 55k miles of shoreline, so there's actually a fair amount of (lake) beachfront to go around.

But yes, Honda has been blathering on about a new NSX since 2007 - although their anticipated 2015 production target seems a bit more 'real' now. At least they're hinting at half-way exciting concepts - Honda has been wandering in the dark for well over a decade. Maybe Toyota's reentry into the sports car realm has woken them up a little.

New Honda S2000
 

Looks like a nice ride..

https://autos.yahoo.com/news/honda-b...150031852.html

that estimated starting price tho... yikes

As I was reading this, I thought wow, sounds too good to be true, then I got tot he price and was like 'oh..."

welcome to couple of days ago. check out the thread at the other cars forums.

60 k for a Honda... Thats a new one

They always were expensive but Holy Toledo.

i recall the old ones being 35k which was still pretty steep but 60 k :eek: id rather walk down to a Chevrolet dealer get me a c7

lol, that was exactly my comment this am to my wife. :icon17:

^^this

Old news is still new to me :) Give him a break lol

I love the fact that Honda is talking to bring back the S2000. It was one of my dream cars back in highschool. The difference is that now I can afford it as a weekend car. Well, not at $59k. Under $40K sounds better.

Another Honda Maybe, Might, We don't know? It's 10 years later and still hasn't happened story... :yawn:

60k... I'd rather buy a used GTR or a new corvette.

yah, a MT vette would be nice..

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I have white stains all over my 2015 corvette z06 pics. :leghump:

The comeback honda's... Still waiting?

$30-35k would be the sweet spot for the s2k. If they price is that high I'd rather get a used GTR or a fairly new Lotus.

GTR/Lotus would be the only cars I'd ever consider upgrading from the Z. I still need to buy a damn truck though since I can't haul anything around at the moment.

The new c7 vettes are nice...but I LOVE the look of the c6 z06...if only it had a nicer interior.

I saw this and am interested to see what comes to fruition (if anything).

I saw a FastLaneDaily video and they have a source that said it would be in the 30k range.

I own a s2000, its my DD, and I tell you, its definitely one of the best cars I've ever owned, its so much fun to drive. I hope they do in fact come out with something new at price not even close to $60K, I'd be seriously interested.

Lot of speculation. I found it humorous they actually printed 350HP and Civic in the same sentence. A Civic. FWD people mover. Aaah, no.

From a historical perspective I would like to see Honda keep a RWD platform like the S1000/1500/2000 alive but sales numbers are not going to make it profit car compared to their entire lineup. Had the S2000 still been in production not sure I would have ended up with our ZR.


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