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Agree. The S2000 was definitely a unicorn out of a Honda factory, I will be shocked if we ever see them produce such a driving gem in the future. I had a 2012 Si for 6 years, and though it was fun to drive and I loved the gearbox/shifter, it never came close to touching the driving experience of my AP1 S2000.
Road & Track (among others) is struggling as there are fewer and fewer new cars coming out worthy of their coverage. That's due in large part to the fact that there are fewer and fewer new "cars". Their coverage in turn is being pointed more frequently at older cars. I've got nothing against that, but traditionally that hasn't been R&T's focus and not likely what their core readership is looking for. I don't think Road & Track itself will last more than just a few years.
Road & Track (among others) is struggling as there are fewer and fewer new cars coming out worthy of their coverage. That's due in large part to the fact that there are fewer and fewer new "cars". Their coverage in turn is being pointed more frequently at older cars. I've got nothing against that, but traditionally that hasn't been R&T's focus and not likely what their core readership is looking for. I don't think Road & Track itself will last more than just a few years.
Agreed. That and majority of new cars are hella boring. Nobody cares about performance. GDI, CVT, small engines, good mpg, etc... SUVs all look the same which everyone wants. Each major manufacturer is no different. Was really surprised theres a 400z coming.
Most depressing moment was our annual Toronto auto show trip a few years back. We spent 85% looking at suvs. I wanted to hang myself lol.
09-28-2020, 03:09 PM
Honda S2000 Beats out New Civic Si in Comparison Test
