rumours of new S2000 on US Forum
I have'nt even picked mine up yet
03-28-2003, 02:39 AM
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- why would Honda make these changes known 10 months in advance of them going on sale?? - just home difficult would this make it for Honda to sell S2000's for the rest of this year???
03-28-2003, 03:38 AM
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Hmmmm...............what's that large pink object shaped like a porcine 4 legged creature flying overhead?
The man from Del Monte...he say .........
Still, would be quite nice to know for definite in the next 10 days if this is true or not.
Besides, even if it's 7 months to arrive in the US, wouldn't it take longer to come over here? (Like everything else !!)
The man from Del Monte...he say .........
Still, would be quite nice to know for definite in the next 10 days if this is true or not.
Besides, even if it's 7 months to arrive in the US, wouldn't it take longer to come over here? (Like everything else
!!)
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03-28-2003, 06:07 AM
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Hhhhm, I wouldn't be too quick to write this off just yet - It sounds like an ideal time to let something slip out into the market about upcoming power increases and redesign especially with (I know some of you will shoot me down in flames for saying this) the V6 Audi TT about to hit the streets, and its picking up great reviews from most of the people that have driven it.
It could be a marketing play from Honda to stop people moving across to Audi (we all know that the US guys like bigger cylinder engines) and the idea that something more powerful is less than a year away should deter the Honda faithful from jumping ship.
Just my 2p
It could be a marketing play from Honda to stop people moving across to Audi (we all know that the US guys like bigger cylinder engines) and the idea that something more powerful is less than a year away should deter the Honda faithful from jumping ship.
Just my 2p
03-28-2003, 07:03 AM
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Originally posted by JamesM
Hhhhm, I wouldn't be too quick to write this off just yet - It sounds like an ideal time to let something slip out into the market about upcoming power increases and redesign especially with (I know some of you will shoot me down in flames for saying this) the V6 Audi TT about to hit the streets, and its picking up great reviews from most of the people that have driven it.
It could be a marketing play from Honda to stop people moving across to Audi (we all know that the US guys like bigger cylinder engines) and the idea that something more powerful is less than a year away should deter the Honda faithful from jumping ship.
Just my 2p
Hhhhm, I wouldn't be too quick to write this off just yet - It sounds like an ideal time to let something slip out into the market about upcoming power increases and redesign especially with (I know some of you will shoot me down in flames for saying this) the V6 Audi TT about to hit the streets, and its picking up great reviews from most of the people that have driven it.
It could be a marketing play from Honda to stop people moving across to Audi (we all know that the US guys like bigger cylinder engines) and the idea that something more powerful is less than a year away should deter the Honda faithful from jumping ship.
Just my 2p
Was thinking along the same lines. I think we need to admit that at some point in 2004/5 this will happen.....the car will be over 6 years old by then and its styling will be somewhat dated.