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2008 Honda S2000 : An overview
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Price N/AGasoline11.4L fuel / 100 kmRear Wheel Drive237 horsepower
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2008 Honda S 2000Manual
$ 54,888- 49,289 km
- Gasoline

2008 Honda S 20002dr Conv
$ 98,895- 1,895 km
- Gasoline
NEW FOR 2008:
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- New seat material, red seat stitching and instrument panel
- Updated gauge cluster
- New alloy wheel design
- Exterior colours: Apex Blue Pearl replaces Bermuda Blue; Indy Yellow Pearl replaces Imola Orange; Formula Red and Chicane Silver added
For 2008, the Honda S2000 two-seater sports car receives upgrades, including new interior features.
The S2000 comes in a single trim line and uses a 2.2-litre four-cylinder engine with a close-ratio six-speed manual transmission. Its soft top is electrically-powered and includes a glass rear window.
Features include 17-inch alloy wheels, air conditioning, power mirrors, high-intensity discharge headlamps, centre console with locking storage compartment, cruise control, exterior temperature gauge, power windows, power locks with keyless entry, leather seats, aluminum shifter knob with leather accent, leather-wrapped steering wheel, textured aluminum pedals and CD stereo with eight speakers.
Although it's been around a long time, the S2000 still sets the standard for Japanese sports car performance, with a high-revving engine, notchy shifter, and handling that almost anticipates the driver's desire. It's definitely a left-seat car, as passengers aren't really comfortable in the tight cabin, and the ride is tooth-rattling firm. The price is substantial, but once you're behind the wheel, you'll understand why enthusiasts don't mind paying it.
