Anyone know how many S2000's roll off the line per day?

 

762,412.6


Actually, I think that guess is a bit on the high side.

 

I think that number is just a little HIGH

 

It must be something on the order of 100/day. I'm guessing that from production numbers of about 6000 fro the US market, roughly half of world production for this car, and that the factory actually produced the car for about 125 days for the first half of 2001. (25 weeks, 5 days/wk). Someone doubtless can come up with a better figure...
Don

 

In an early Road&Track article (12/98 or so) they quoted Tochigi's maximum possible production of S2Ks at about 20-25,000 annually, with about half that number expected in the first year (and half THAT number expected for the U.S.). As it happened, I think they ramped up a bit to help meet the extreme demand in MY2000, but they don't seem to have increased production rates since.

John

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by twohoos
[B]In an early Road&Track article (12/98 or so) they quoted Tochigi's maximum possible production of S2Ks at about 20-25,000 annually, with about half that number expected in the first year (and half THAT number expected for the U.S.).

 

Depends on the month. Mind you theses are sales numbers but considering the wait I think they prettty much reflectoutput as well:

1999 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 S
Jp 725 1445 1550 283 311 875 852 616 552 7209
US 1022 1019 760 599 3400
2000 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 S
Jp 414 344 245 201 287 479 268 257 324 177 194 252 3422
US 539 665 884 642 635 465 413 622 402 245 717 568 6797
2001 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 S
Jp 143 172 271 197

 

Just got back from the Factory in Japan. The factory is designed to build 100 cars per day but they are only making a 50 per day. It takes two days to build a single car. They are also building one NSX per day and about 30 Insights (Hybrid).

The assembly line is pretty amazing...too bad they don't allow photo's in the factory.

RHES2K

 

100 S2000's a day? Or 100 cars in total (Your figures suggests 81 at the moment),

20,000 a year / 365 = 54.8, so assuming days off, 50 a day might be their maximum, if you see what I mean!

 

Hey Utah, where did you get those numbers?