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== Technical details ==
== Technical details ==
== Reviews, awards and records ==
== Reviews, awards and records ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
| '''Car and Driver's Top 10''' || 2000 + 2001 + 2002 + 2004
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| '''#1 in BBC Top Gear survery''' || 2003 + 2005 + 2006
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| '''International Engine of the Year''' || Best engine
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| '''Brake Pads''' || Ferodo DS Performance
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| '''Tires''' || Michelin PS4 (previously AD08R)
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| '''Audio''' || GROM Audio Adapter (BT/AUX/USB/Mic)
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| '''OEM Parts''' || Premium Floormats + Titanium Shift Knob
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| '''Others (Modifry)''' || Engine Heat Shield + Convertible Top Fix + Glove Box Organizer
|}
== Movie appearances==
== Movie appearances==

Revision as of 14:33, 21 November 2019

Manufacturer Honda
Production 1999-2009
Designer Shigeru Uehara + Daisuke Sawai
Type Roadster + sports car
Layout Front-mid engine, real-wheel drive
Transmission 6-speed manual
Engine 2,0L F20C + 2,2L F22C
Enginer power 177kW / 241PS
Curb weight 1260kg-1299kg
Wheelbase 2.400mm
Length 4.120mm
Width 1.750mm
Height 1.285mm

The Honda S2000 is a roadster and sports car that was developed and manufactured by Honda to celebrate the company's 50th anniverary.
Shigeru Uehara was the chief designer and project leader. He was also responsible for the design of the Honda NSX.
It was producded between 1999 and 2009 with some minor revisions/improvements on the car during that time period. Manufacturing first started in Tochigi and later moved over to Suzuka.
Up until this day the car which was first launched in 1999 still holds several records and keeps enthuasiasts smiling whenever they see or drive one.
The Honda S2000 is known for it's naturally aspired high reving engine, timeless but sporty design and it's 6 speed manual transmission which was praised by many critics, journalists and test drivers as the best manual transmission in any car.

Concept and development

The S2000 is named after its engine size of two liters and there for carries on the tradition of the S500, S600 and S800.

AP1 (1999-2003)

AP2 (2004-2009)

Technical details

Reviews, awards and records

Car and Driver's Top 10 2000 + 2001 + 2002 + 2004
#1 in BBC Top Gear survery 2003 + 2005 + 2006
International Engine of the Year Best engine
Brake Pads Ferodo DS Performance
Tires Michelin PS4 (previously AD08R)
Audio GROM Audio Adapter (BT/AUX/USB/Mic)
OEM Parts Premium Floormats + Titanium Shift Knob
Others (Modifry) Engine Heat Shield + Convertible Top Fix + Glove Box Organizer

Movie appearances