I was just wondering why Honda didnt make a Honda S2000 Type R?
They made previous models Type R's (NSX, Integra, Civic, Prelude)

so why did they skip the S2000?
has anyone thought about this or has an answer?


-rick

 

They never made a Type R for the Prelude either.

 

One reason I believe is that it is a convertible so it can't be taken to track right out of the box. Some tracks and clubs have regulations for convertible. It is more of a rare car, so it is pretty useless to have different versions of it. Perhaps they should have done type R like modifications or options. For example no a/c, no sound deading, maybe even coupe.

 

buy the stickers and make it yourself

 

lol thats the $10 way...

and if the problem was convertible they could upgrade to hardtop
as well as an upgrade in performance like the other Type R models...


i do believe they made a prelude type r it just wasnt available to
the US only Japan and Europe..
i saw a picture of a white prelude referred to as the type r
search it on google images

 

If you're referring to this, it's fake. There is no Prelude Type-R; anywhere in the world.

 

The S2000 will never have a Type R version due to the fact that it is a roadster.

 

What does being a roadster have to do with the R badge? Remember the Del Sol Si-R?

 

There's S 2000 Si-Type-R in the works;should be on sale this Fall,will have a 3.0 Liter V-8,and all-wheel drive,and 7 speeds sequential tranny.!!!

 

And will have Type-R badges,standard.!!!