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Description: The Honda S2000 still tops our list as one of the best sports cars built in recent years. Although Honda sadly discontinued it not long ago, it won't be easily forgotten. Powered by a 2.0-liter f...
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this design is a far cry from reality. as a Honda s2000 fan I am horrified to think that the "s" line will be any thing like a vehicle off of tron. no offense to the designer but to me this is not a Honda. if you look at the previous vehicles in the s line they are pure driving cars not a piece of art, it was always function then form.
I like the design. As an S2K successor it doesn't seem right but as a sports car it looks good. That hood is my favorite part.
@Mark, not really, other than the original, and in that, not the form. Other than the shape of that hood form. The thinness of the front fenders reminded me of an R/C car on the original. But it is supposed to have a costumizable tuner-ish look. Something people can have fun with. @Pablo, if it looked just like it, I wouldn't be doing my job right...lol. This was an advanced project. And thanks Ch...
I think it's really good actually. Futuristic but not too over the top.
This is truly one of the worst looking designs I have seen. If Honda ever see's this they will hopefully laugh and look away.
@micheal McGee did any car specifially inspire you? Or any hints of influencing cuz i like the design but it reminds of a car from need for speed 3 hot pursuit
It doesn't say its supposed to look like the s2000 or even beat it's name.. It's just supposed to be a sports car replacement.. Geez.
Yeah, Shane. This was my 1st semester junior project in college, and i'm the only one who worked on it. I built it for me, something that I love. And yeah I can see that, I tried to get the wheels out as far as I could.
Top view resembles a dog bone shape close to how lotus Elise and exige look. Wide axles with narrow body.
If you look up the original design of the s2000, it's doesn't look like the final product Honda settled with.
@michael McGee, exactly right. Artist designs never look like the finished product. This is a rough sketch just to give ideas about what it could be. It's just the starting point to open others minds and slowly get to the final product.
Thanks for the constructive criticism, guys......not. Yeah, it's not for everyone, but that's the thing about design. It's a love/hate thing. I tried to do something that embodied what the original was all about. Raw, fun, lightweight, great stance. This was my idea of what an S2000 could be, and I didn't want to lose the attitude of the original. I enjoyed this project, it was challenging. Harsh...
I wouldn't worry about this design. Until Honda designers come up with their own possible design, this is just someone thoughts on what "they" would like it to be. Honda hasn't even talked about another s2000 yet.
No way would I take this style over the original s2k body style. And that's saying something too since I mostly stick with American stuff like Chevy dodge and ford.
actually i see the niña from nfs iii hp sorry if wrong name havent played the game long time
Description: We've said in the past that if Honda were to do a new S2000, they'd likely be able to regain some of the prestige they've lost lately in the wake of launching some dull models (read: th...
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Read Civic and Accord, Honda has been listening to the bean counters and not their engineers.
Description: Inspired by an R/C car, he concept shown here has an "emphasis on lightness and plastics". In fact, the yellow body sides can even be swapped for "other styles and colors based on w...
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Nice GM has been working on a swappable body for a car chassis for a long time now. Rather than dispose of cars, recycle them with a new body style.
That's an interesting idea on the rim, wouldn't be surprised to see that start to pop up on cars.
Omg do we have to do this everytime!? This car is remarkably unique, but let's play which car does it share some features with!?
That rear is becoming common on sporty cars, almost everything has the center exhaust and high profile azz.
Alright sooo I see the similarity of a Lexus lfa right here. Anybody else?
It's just a flat base board for time purposes. There's no way we would have had time to put a full interior in there.
