I think so; it rolls right off of the tongue like no other car name. For some people it marks the year the car was introduced, for the enthusiasts who know, it is the displacement of the engine. The name itself is as simple as the original car was, pure and minimalist.


I am not a writer, but this is how I feel the name of the car is, and what it means to me. I love to say, "the S2000" when I am talking about my car, and not refer to it just as, "my car". It sounds cool, and I hope that they don

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Kid_Niki
, for the enthusiasts who know, it is the displacement of the engine.

 

I know my car is a 2.2 litter engine, but thats why I said the original car...

 

Yea I agree with ruexp67. after the first couple of times it gets redundant. And I refer to it as "the S" also.

 

Sometimes when I say "S2000" people confuse it for the year... And saying "2003 S2000" just confuses them even more...

 

I agree, S2000 is a great name but when I think of great cars and their names I think of GEO STORM!!
Like its name that car ripped @ss!
J/K

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Kid_Niki
I think so; it rolls right off of the tongue like no other car name.

 

I can recall instances in the past when Honda had referred to the car as an 'S-Type' or 'Type-S'......I would get service reminders from my dealer telling me my 'S-Type' was due for an oil change or something.

And a lot refer the the car as my 'Stook'.

 

ALL I CAN SAY IS PREACH ON MY BROTHER HALLA LUA. I love to tell people My car puts out more horsepower per liter then any car in the world even more then ferrari F-50. Oh yah I know I am way off topic. Yeah the name sounds tight to.

 

S2000 is kinda long to say... i usually call it my s... or simply... my car