RHD S2000 FTW!
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From: Colorado
Originally Posted by JmanS2k,Jan 28 2008, 04:55 PM
I've never understood the point of buying a right hand drive car in America when they make perfectly good left hand drive cars. It looks good don't get me wrong, but whats the point? So you can "look cool" driving on the opposite side?
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From: San Francisco
Originally Posted by genexrocket,Jan 30 2008, 09:44 PM
pretty much, although some imported cars have different specs than the usdm ones, but i'm pretty sure the jdm s2k is exactly the same as the usdm s2k, besides the navi
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Originally Posted by JmanS2k,Jan 28 2008, 04:55 PM
I've never understood the point of buying a right hand drive car in America when they make perfectly good left hand drive cars. It looks good don't get me wrong, but whats the point? So you can "look cool" driving on the opposite side?
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From: Heart of England
Originally Posted by Ks320,Feb 22 2008, 10:57 AM
Another thing that's weird is that the leather doesn't feel as dry and flaky on my JDM S. I used to put Lexol on my USDM S, and the seats would feel dry all the time -- but my JDM S? Haven't been putting on my conditioner, and things are still looking good. I'm not sure if this has to do with the more humid climate in Asia, or if Honda actually used different leather on the JDM versions.
The full leather is an option, AFAIK from the numerous JDM cars we have over here the JDM leather is no different.
Though I have noticed big differences between the seats in the 4 S's I've had (all EUDM)
