Is S2000 good for drifting?
By Olivia House
Is S2000 good for drifting?
There’s no beating the versatility of the Honda S2000. It works no matter what kind of driving you’re into—canyon carving, autocrossing, track days, drifting, you name it. The S2000 can do it all. The 240SX has become the hallmark of any good drift event.
Is a S2000 fast?
For a factory Honda S2000, the answer is a big “No!” With 237 hp of max output derived from its 2.2-liter VTEC four-cylinder engine, an S2000 can sprint from nil to 60 mph in 5.4 seconds and reach a top speed of around 149 mph.
Why was S2000 discontinued?
But while its Japanese rival remained in production until today, the S2000 was discontinued in 2009 due to slow sales, and plans for a successor were scrapped due to the financial crisis.
Can you daily an S2000?
Definitely, yes! If you want to drive an S2000, or any other sports car that works for your lifestyle, do it! Aside from regular commuting, there’s nothing better than taking every turn and freeway onramp like you’re Ayrton Senna. After all, life’s too short to drive a Honda Element every day.
Is the S2000 a collectors car?
The Honda S2000 has a cult-like following and has become quite the collectible little car. It’s for a good reason as the rev-happy front-engined, rear-wheel-drive roadster is still sadly missing from Honda’s lineup after its ten-year production run from 1999 to 2009.
Will Honda make the S2000 again?
The Honda S2000 roadster may be set to make a return in 2024. According to Forbes magazine, a source close to Honda has revealed company decision makers are considering bringing the cult car back for its 25th anniversary.
What car is better than S2000?
The Miata Is a Better Sports Car Than the S2000. Even a VTEC-loving, rev-happy S2000 owner like me can’t deny how good the Miata is. The S2000 is an incredible feat of engineering. The AP1’s 2.0-liter four-cylinder revs to 9000 rpm.
