Revamped Honda S2000 Gets A Silly Moniker, Dental Work

by Derek Kreindler

Published: January 3rd, 2013

revamped honda s2000 gets a silly moniker dental work

Devoid of any exciting product, Honda is trotting out its now-dead S2000 sports car for the upcoming 2013 Tokyo Auto Salon, with a host of cosmetic enhancements that make the car look like a cross between the Moss Motors catalog and a bad acid trip.

Modulo, the aftermarket accessory arm of Honda Japan, outfitted the S2000 with some of their own enhancements, including the awful retainer-esque chrome piece across the front bumper, and little winglets on the trunklid. The mechanicals of the car remain untouched, giving the Modulo S2000 at least one redeeming quality.

#Honda #HondaS2000 #Modulo #SportsCar #TokyoAutoSalon

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Pete Zaitcev on Jan 04, 2013

I think the car looks great, but unfortunately I know that the dual exhaust is fake, and that ruins the whole impression. If only they dropped a twin-turbo V6 into that thing.

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AJ on Jan 05, 2013

I agree it's ugly. Honda has always had a particular look to it. Generally on the ugly side. And that's being said that I've owned three Hondas (one is currently my daily driver).

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