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10 Fire-Sale Cars to Steer Away From - U.S. News & World Report (blog) December 15, 2009
The 2009 retirement of the Honda S2000 roadster caused remorse even at Honda. But most discontinued cars are killed off for good reason, and with a dramatic The 10 Best Discontinued Carsall 2 news articles »
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1977 Toyota Celica - GlobalPost (blog) December 15, 2009
Honda S2000 drivetrain in a 1977 Toyota Celica? As Hedley Lamarr would say, “Kinkyyyy.” You can find such a configuration for sale on Hemmings.com for and more »
Project AP1 2001 Honda S2000 - Honda Tuning Magazine November 24, 2009
I also got my hands on a new intake system, a slightly used header, a high flow cat, and the ultimate must-have for S2000 owners, a hard top.
A four-wheel expletive - Mail & Guardian Online December 11, 2009
AutoSpies.comNo wonder the best car I've driven this year is a 10-year-old Honda S2000. Of course, one can't let a fondness for such acquired tastes get in the way of 2010 G POWER BMW X5M and X6M UnveiledG-Power takes the BMW X6 M, X5 M to 600 hp and beyondall 5 news articles »
Be a speed king in racing games - AsiaOne December 11, 2009
Instead, expect competitive racing with a career mode, with some 72 cars - such as the sporty Honda S2000 - to collect along the way.
Muscle Milk AMR Wins Chaotic Mid-Ohio Race
Things went beyond imagination when the Honda S2000 safety car came to a halt with a transmission problem, whilst leading the field after the CORE Autosport LMPC car of Ricardo Gonzalez and Gunnar Jeannette had spun. Even before the halfway point of the race the race director had already given out ten penalties to several drivers for various reasons, but with no further action on several other actions the decisions made by the race director this weekend were... Strange decisions by the race director, cars going off the track and heavy downpour towards the end of the race resulted in an interesting round in Ohio. The Porsche Cayenne medical car took over the role as safety car. Muscle Milk AMR took another victory in the American Le Mans Series after a crazy Mid-Ohio Sports Car Challenge, round 5 of the series.
Q:
Honda S2000?
I am thinking about getting a Honda S2000 probably around year 2000-2003 because that'll be the most I can afford. What are some strong points and some weak points about it. Like maintenance or handling, or power, or gas, or anything like that.
Yeah the space is fine because I took out my backseats in my civic and built a plexiglass speaker wall so I can only hold two people now anyway. my civic has a b18c1 w/ header, exhaust, intake manifold, cai, and stage 2 clutch. How do you think it would do against an s2k? I want something with around the same amount of power or more so that's why. If you don't have a clue don't worry about it but thanks so far.
(asked by munkler_1988 on March 07, 2007)
A: PRO:
-Nice looking car
-Not that many people have it
-puts out wonderful performance for a an NA 4-banger
-wonder suspension out the door
-Girls dig it (Only if u don't put the top down when they have their hair all done and nice....trust me...haha)
-PERSONALLY, I like how all the climate controls are placed around the steering wheel, very easy to navigate around while you're driving.
-This car gives you options, hard top or soft top depending on season.
-shifting is very precise compard to most cars.
-Can't beat the sound of hitting VTEC
Con:
-To be honest, its a little pricey for a convertible...I mean it still is a $34K car...not cheap.
-It's a nervous ride when it rains really hard and you don't have the proper tires on...my advice...be super careful and just be wary about weather changes, the stock tires that come with your brand new S2k don't have the capacity to handle super duper hard rain. Lots of ppl have lost their S2k"s for this reason.
-It sucks when some of my friends need a ride home, but I can only take one passenger...so I have to take multiple trips at times...not a big deal if you don't have this problem, but i have lots of friends with no cars...poor college students...haha.
-thieves want to steal your seats....and than key your car after they steal it cause its such a nice car...not kewl. (answered by chqusmc on March 07, 2007)
Q:
Should I get a Honda S2000 and start racing it or should i choose another car?
I am looking for a car that i can work on or mechanics if needed and start racing it. I love the way the Honda S2000 looks but I was wondering what are some opinions on this car. Should i stick with the Honda S2000 or choose another car?
(asked by Matt on February 05, 8186)
A: You also should compare car insurance quotes for cars before buying one, for example here - carquotes.sinfree.net (answered by Jack on February 05, 9516)
A: Those are very expensive cars to repair and upgrade. Take a trip to your local drag strip and see how many S-2000s you see...you would be surprised to find even 1. There is a reason why.
They are however okay road racing cars, but again...they take a lot of money. Just a light bulb for the headlamp of that car is about $300
They are way overpriced for what you get though. For example a 2008 S2000 new was around $34,000 and goes 0-60mph in 6.5 seconds. Not bad by any means. For $26,000 you can get a 2008 Ford Mustang GT that goes 0-60mph in 5.6 seconds. The Mustang is much cheaper and easier to modify and upgrade and has more power potential than the S2000. Just my 2 cents.
(answered by Kenny on February 05, 8494)
Q:
Can a Honda S2000 with proper snow tires survive Canada's winter?
I'm planning to buy a Honda S2000, but i live in Markham, Ontario, im really concerned if i can drive it in the winter cause i live alone so i wont buy another for winter.
(asked by S2000FaN on February 05, 9499)
A: It definitely isn't the ideal winter transportation but some nice fat snow tires....some sand bags or other heavy items in the trunk.... and as said...keeping the rpms low should go a long way to helping you drive on paved snowy roads. On unpaved roads though..with more than 3 inches or so of snow.....your going to have a clearance problem as those cars sit very low to the ground. If you can afford an S2000, you should probably go ahead and buy yourself a nice cheap winter beater for the snowfalls. (answered by joes455302 on February 05, 196)
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