Rumor of an S3000 around Honda
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Originally posted by FooF
no, but i'm overseeing honda'a next project - the S4000
no, but i'm overseeing honda'a next project - the S4000
Originally posted by kane.s2k
No, honda scrapped the NSX project to make a fully functioning A.I. programmed multi-function robot that can simulate life-like human movements. They're calling it the T-1000. Honda's new version of ASIMO except this one will be use for military purposes and eventually take over the world.
No, honda scrapped the NSX project to make a fully functioning A.I. programmed multi-function robot that can simulate life-like human movements. They're calling it the T-1000. Honda's new version of ASIMO except this one will be use for military purposes and eventually take over the world.
Originally posted by douge
Actually you are all wrong, the new S3500 will sport a 3.5L V8, rated at 650HP+ that rev's to 10,300rpms. Sources at HPD say the motor is currently being tested in the Indy Racing League with great success.
Actually you are all wrong, the new S3500 will sport a 3.5L V8, rated at 650HP+ that rev's to 10,300rpms. Sources at HPD say the motor is currently being tested in the Indy Racing League with great success.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by tims2k
LOL .. on a serious note they are really thinking of making a S1000 ...
only thing I have read .. and not even sure if its ture
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From: san diego
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From: Lake U-turn
I say bring back the CRX to combat the lotus elise.
very lightweight with a 1.8 and similar to the S2000 engines capabilities that redlines to 9000rpm.
Horsepower? well, genuises you guys do the math.
A super pocket rocket for around 25 grand.
POSSIBLE?
very lightweight with a 1.8 and similar to the S2000 engines capabilities that redlines to 9000rpm.
Horsepower? well, genuises you guys do the math.
A super pocket rocket for around 25 grand.
POSSIBLE?
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From: Duvall, WA
Originally posted by steve c
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Haha just kidding nastinupe.
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Haha just kidding nastinupe.
Damn - It took me 5 minutes to stop laughing.
That has to be the funniest thing I've seen on the net.
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From: Alpharetta, GA (ATL)
Originally posted by aznmojo
i read the same thing in AUTOMOBILE magazine. The car will be a 40-50k porsche boxter S rival. Its not BS.
i read the same thing in AUTOMOBILE magazine. The car will be a 40-50k porsche boxter S rival. Its not BS.
I know that there is a lot of BS out there, but I hope you people realize that we don't know EVERYTHING that goes on within the confines of Honda. There is always going to be speculation and rumors, however, what makes one rumor stronger than another is hearing about it from different sources. Automobile magazine and a nationally brocasted tv show have made this "hint" about Honda building this car. That's two decent sources. I haven't even checked TOV.
That's why I started this thread in the first place, to see if people have heard about this development from any other reliable sources. Now there are two. So this thread served its' purpose, admist the pictures of elephant feces and smart ass wanna be flames.
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According to VTEC.net this rumor was debunked over a week ago: http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=242677
"While it is still too early to provide details on the next NSX, we can say that we are committed to the model and will ultimately offer a replacement. The HSC shown in Detroit and Tokyo was a concept of the direction the next NSX could take." -- someone in Acura PR
"While it is still too early to provide details on the next NSX, we can say that we are committed to the model and will ultimately offer a replacement. The HSC shown in Detroit and Tokyo was a concept of the direction the next NSX could take." -- someone in Acura PR