The Honda S2000 was discontinued by Honda in June 2009. This came as shock to many S2000 enthusiasts when Honda put an end to the S roadster which had no successor. The Front mid-engined, rear wheel drive roadster from Honda was highly acclaimed and was built to celebrate Honda’s 50th year anniversary.
With the death of the Honda S2000, Honda doesn’t have a roadster in its lineup now. The S2000 had an immense fan-following and the absence of the S2000 is being felt by Honda. Could Honda be working on the next generation S2000 then? Highly possible. The S2000 could even grow into a S3000 when the roadster is launched.
The rendering of the next gen Honda S2000 (pictured above) borrows ideas from the Honda CRZ and depicts what the next gen S roadster could look like.
The next gen Honda S#### (the integers following the ‘S’ are unknown) could also ‘Go Green’ and come only as a hybrid. If the S roadster comes as a hybrid, it would be interesting to see whether Honda would retain the rear-wheel drive of the car or make the new car a front wheel drive.
Source: Woodyscarsite
Posted by Naveen on June 19, 2010. Read More on Honda, Renderings · 0 Comment
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