Is it possible that the 1.8l engine is capable of more hp but they just have it tuned to give that power output?
oy you mean honda should leave an S2000 successor to Honda? In that case theres ot much to say, or do you mean Acura should leave an S2000 successor to Honda, in that case when did acura have the S2000A next great move for them should be a compact sports car, something RWD, an S2000 successor, unless they want to leave that up to honda.
The S660 is essentially the production-ready version of the earlier EV-STER concept and is scheduled to go on sale in Japan early next year. It is a kei class car, so I would not expect to see it sold outside of Japan and don't consider it a successor to the S2000. More the successor to the previous kei roadster, The Honda Beat.Well it depends on what direction they want to go with it, it's more likely that they will keep it honda.
That S600 is still a concept, no?
Have you heard anything else about Indonesian production? I'm wondering if Honda may be using the Indonesian facility to supply Europe for example with their HR-Vs?Yes, I also read on Indonesia's automotive site news that Honda HRV would made locally, however I guess we are here would receive the downgrade version
Source : http://www.hargamobil.co.id/honda-hrv.html
Not heard yet, how can supply to Europe if they production a car too far with European standard?Have you heard anything else about Indonesian production? I'm wondering if Honda may be using the Indonesian facility to supply Europe for example with their HR-Vs?
Similar to how the Opel Mokka is produced in South Korea for Europe...Not heard yet, how can supply to Europe if they production a car too far with European standard?![]()
But according to someone from Hyundai that Hyundai got success in Europe, it's right?Similar to how the Opel Mokka is produced in South Korea for Europe...
Nvm Honda has a factory in UK that manufactures the FIT, likely where HRV will come out of...But according to someone from Hyundai that Hyundai got success in Europe, it's right?