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    Quote Originally Posted by EcKoBoi770
    damn man the s2k is really gone in 2009 =[... I was hoping we might be getting the new styling as seen in the TAS.

    oh well they say the s3k is coming soon..
    yea i was thinking the same about the s3k. like s2k is dying FOR the s3k.

    kinda like rsx died for 09 civic. cept a little different i guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by EcKoBoi770
    damn man the s2k is really gone in 2009 =[... I was hoping we might be getting the new styling as seen in the TAS.

    oh well they say the s3k is coming soon..

    Quote Originally Posted by osiriskidd
    yea i was thinking the same about the s3k. like s2k is dying FOR the s3k.

    kinda like rsx died for 09 civic. cept a little different i guess
    This is almost a month old now. Get real Honda people.

    Honda reportedly kills S2000 replacement, V8 program, RWD Acuras

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    Honda's attempt to right-size its development schedule and cope with the economic downturn apparently extends beyond the cancellation of the next NSX. According to Autocar, HoMoCo is right-sizing its plans for the next two years, and that includes rethinking the development of a range of rear-wheel-drive Acuras, a new V8, a convertible based on the CR-Z and the S2000's successor.

    Acura seems to be carrying the weight of the bad news, with its RWD 7-series rival, originally due out in 2015, cancelled indefinitely, along with development of a V8 engine that would allow the brand to compete with the best and brightest from Germany. The Euro-market Legend could also be on the block and there's a chance that Honda will stop developing two separate Accord models for sale in the U.S. and abroad, instead opting for one mid-size sedan to be sold worldwide.

    Unfortunately, the development cease-fire also extends to Honda's smaller offerings. Honda planned to release a drop-top version of its CR-Z after the hybrid goes on sale next year, but that model has been nixed. Even more disturbingly, 2009 will be the last year of production for the S2000, with no heir apparent waiting in the wings.

    We're hoping to get more details on the cut-backs as the week progresses, but needless to say, there's more than enough disappointment to go around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN
    This is almost a month old now. Get real Honda people.

    Honda reportedly kills S2000 replacement, V8 program, RWD Acuras

    Autoblog.

    Honda's attempt to right-size its development schedule and cope with the economic downturn apparently extends beyond the cancellation of the next NSX. According to Autocar, HoMoCo is right-sizing its plans for the next two years, and that includes rethinking the development of a range of rear-wheel-drive Acuras, a new V8, a convertible based on the CR-Z and the S2000's successor.

    Acura seems to be carrying the weight of the bad news, with its RWD 7-series rival, originally due out in 2015, cancelled indefinitely, along with development of a V8 engine that would allow the brand to compete with the best and brightest from Germany. The Euro-market Legend could also be on the block and there's a chance that Honda will stop developing two separate Accord models for sale in the U.S. and abroad, instead opting for one mid-size sedan to be sold worldwide.

    Unfortunately, the development cease-fire also extends to Honda's smaller offerings. Honda planned to release a drop-top version of its CR-Z after the hybrid goes on sale next year, but that model has been nixed. Even more disturbingly, 2009 will be the last year of production for the S2000, with no heir apparent waiting in the wings.

    We're hoping to get more details on the cut-backs as the week progresses, but needless to say, there's more than enough disappointment to go around.
    i dont keep up with honda news

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