Someone was trying to tell me that Honda has a "cheap" version of the S2000 called the T1000 or something like that. Is this true? Or I am just really that gullible?

 

for what I know there are a K-car (660cc) version of S2000 in Japan only, call S660. not sure is T1000 you know.

 

I don't think you're gullible. At 1035 a.m., August 5th, 1998, Honda's manufacturing robots became self-aware. They created a version of the S2000 far more powerful than all the others. It is made of liquid metal and called T1000.

Okay, that's not nearly as funny-sounding as it seemed it would be before I typed it. Lame Terminator 2 reference.

 

HAHAHAHAHA that was funny

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by George
[B]I don't think you're gullible.

 

Are you referring to the Honda Beat.

http://www.honda.co.jp/HOT/ModelData/beat/bt-k-105/

 

that's what i thought. the beat is like a cult car in japan

 

All I know after seeing that pic,is someone in Japan is missing a bathtub.

 

I don't think Honda would use the model name T1000 for any of their cars. The name has already been used on an easily forgettable clone of the old Chevette.
It was the Pontiac T1000 in the 1980 to 1983 year range.