S2000 Discontinued....
Originally Posted by myflys2k,May 19 2005, 04:39 PM
I post on a topic i hear and all i get is flamed..... i thought these forums are for discussion... ?
The S2k discontinue rumors have been discussed on this board a billion times. The same is true for RSX discontinue rumors on ClubRSX. Although I think the Celica enthusiasts were caught with their pants down.
This is actually one of my first times looking in and posting in the "s2000 Talk "Forum.... i'm always in other forums lookin at performance or street encounters,etc....... as you can see by the number of posts i put up ...i'm not on here like some people so i wouldn't know that the topic has been beaten to death..
Originally Posted by karwath,May 19 2005, 09:28 PM
I'll say this up front -- this is bald, unsupported speculation and entirely without any factual basis whatsoever, but my hunch is that whatever Honda does, and whenever Honda does it, when the S2000 is replaced it will be with a two-seater sold in the US as an Acura.
The s2000 really does not fit into the current US marketing scheme for Honda, and just think how many more cars would be sold in the US if it also appealed to the snobby folks who are buying a BWM Z4s because they would simply never be seen in a Honda.
e.g., Euro Accord = Acura TSX in US, Honda NSX = Acura NSX in US.
The s2000 really does not fit into the current US marketing scheme for Honda, and just think how many more cars would be sold in the US if it also appealed to the snobby folks who are buying a BWM Z4s because they would simply never be seen in a Honda.
e.g., Euro Accord = Acura TSX in US, Honda NSX = Acura NSX in US.
Hell I want them to cancel the S and make some kick ass 2 seater convertible again with the power of the old NSX and keep it as track oriented if not more than the pre-04 S2000s...

Oh and if it's an acura, we can just get honda emblems and rebadge it
Originally Posted by THE4TH,May 20 2005, 07:39 AM
Wow it's been discontinued 5 years in a row.. !! That has to be some kind of record, only Michael Jordan retires that often. 










