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A new version of the discontinued Honda S2000 will be among the stars of Honda's stand at the Tokyo Auto Salon next week

A new interpretation of the Honda S2000 is among models to be shown at next week’s Tokyo Auto Salon by Honda.

The Honda S2000 Modulo Climax features what Honda describes as a “cutting edge design and a chic interior”. It is understood that modifications to the show car are purely cosmetic. 

Changes include a chrome blade running across the front grille which incorporates LED daytime running lights, a new vented rear bumper and bootlid-mounted corner winglets.

Honda has also prepared several modified versions of the Honda N-One kei car, including two Mugen versions featuring revised styling. It is not known if the 3-cylinder engine has been tweaked.

Other models include a pair of Honda N Box models, a Mugen CR-V design study, a Honda CR-V-based concept and two race cars from the Japanese Super GT series.

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Sitikchai 4 January 2013

Grow a pair of balls honda!

Wth man! Stop making boring looking saloons mpvs and suvs honda. Make some nice looking cars. Make some real sports cars. Honda used to be gutsy but like ALL jap carmakers they got complacent. honda might as well shut down its car biz n sell porridge instead! 

 

C2_Matt 4 January 2013

Silver strip

take away that silver strip and the other new exterior bits and it shows that the S2000 is still a gorgeous looking car. 

peptdi 3 January 2013

XK 2000?

Looka like very very poor attempt to make what is now a geriactric model look more like a Jag than a Honda. YUK Uglyyyyyy

averageman 3 January 2013

peptdi wrote: Looka like

peptdi wrote:

Looka like very very poor attempt to make what is now a geriactric model look more like a Jag than a Honda. YUK Uglyyyyyy

 

Very good point.  From the images I have seen, I would say that Honda probably design the most unattractive range of cars on the market