Does the S2K have a "classic" design?
Once again, I went to my local Honda dealership to stare at the S2Ks on the lot. I can't get over how plain and simple the car looks, especially compared to the Z, the STI, and other cars where the designers seemed to go a little overboard.
I guess I'm a fan of elegant simplicity. One of the best features of the S2000 is its classic design, in my opinion. It seems like a classic roadster from the late 50s and 60s.
20 years from now, I think the S2000 will retain its classic appeal, much like a timeless Stratocaster, or the Tour de France road bike race.
I guess I'm a fan of elegant simplicity. One of the best features of the S2000 is its classic design, in my opinion. It seems like a classic roadster from the late 50s and 60s.
20 years from now, I think the S2000 will retain its classic appeal, much like a timeless Stratocaster, or the Tour de France road bike race.
Roadsters from the 50-60's or even 70's are not as angular as the S. the S has a modern "produced by machines" body design.
The S2k predecessors......much closer comparison.
F2k is correct in determining if time will tell.
The S2k predecessors......much closer comparison.
F2k is correct in determining if time will tell.









Yes
I'm sure in 20 years people will refer to it like they do the Austin Healeys, MGs, etc (a purebred classic roadster).
