thanks for breaking it down, it does help to know this.
It can also mean "the face of a cut gem". According to Honda's FAQ the name was meant to express "a car that has multi-faceted appeal and value" that like a gemstone can change depending on the angle it is viewed. Gotta love how Japanese name things! Hi-rider Revolutionary Vehicle anyone?For those who don't know (I didn't) the word 'bezel' means "a grooved ring holding the glass or plastic cover of a watch face or other instrument in position."
Not really sure why that has anything to do with the Vezel though.
I agree.still better than random numbers and letters although at times those can have a cool effect especially when it's something like "s2000" it just sounds cool.
of course it is but the discussion here is on impact of a name, and i just used that as an example.s2000 is classic Honda naming scheme however...
yeah i remember they had an s800, cool little car.s2000 is classic Honda naming scheme however...