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When Honda introduced the OSM concept at the British Motor Show in July, many people saw it as a styling exercise for the next-generation S2000. However, truth is that the OSM is a roadster concept of Honda’s next hybrid sportscar, the CR-Z, due for launch in 2010 –see details of the CR-Z here and of the OSM here.
- Design Student Envisions New Honda S2000 Roadster For 2020
Back in the 1995, when Honda was still producing and developing cars that drivers liked to drive, the automaker displayed a concept model called the SSM (for Sports Study Model) at the Tokyo Motor Show. Three years later, Honda revealed the production...
- Honda To End S2000 Production In 2009, No Replacement Planned
Production of Honda's rev-happy S2000 will come to an end this year after being in the market for a decade. The rear-wheel drive roadster was first introduced in 1999 as a limited-edition tribute to Honda's 50th anniversary, however customer response...
- Honda Osm Concept: Live Photos From British Motor Show
Honda might have skimped the details on its London Show OSM concept car (Open Study Model) but the two-seater roadster looks awfully close in size and design to the CR-Z hybrid coupe concept that’s scheduled to enter production by 2010 –details...
- 2010 Honda S2000 Roadster Rendering
While we still haven’t received any official word on the S2000 replacement, Japanese car magazines are at it again drawing up their own renderings of Honda’s next generation rear-wheel-drive roadster. According to T.L. who sent us this latest...
- Revised Honda S2000 With Type-s Suspension Goes On Sale In The Uk
Honda’s refreshed S2000 roadster is now on sale in the UK with new suspension settings and minor aesthetic changes. The most important news concerns of course the revised suspension which is identical to that fitted to its Japanese counterpart,t...
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Honda’s OSM Concept Redesigned to Look Like Next-Gen S2000
When Honda introduced the OSM concept at the British Motor Show in July, many people saw it as a styling exercise for the next-generation S2000. However, truth is that the OSM is a roadster concept of Honda’s next hybrid sportscar, the CR-Z, due for launch in 2010 –see details of the CR-Z here and of the OSM here.
A member of the Greek forum 4Troxoi that goes by the alias “Morpheus†decided to prove this by showing us what the OSM Concept would actually look like if Honda’s intentions were to preview the second-generation S2000. Simply by changing the OSM’s overall proportions and especially with the low slung, elongated front-end, the artist actually managed to transform the concept into a RWD-like roadster that could indeed pass for the future S2000. Not bad, wouldn’t you say?
Via: 4Troxoi , Thanks for the tip Alex!
- Design Student Envisions New Honda S2000 Roadster For 2020
Back in the 1995, when Honda was still producing and developing cars that drivers liked to drive, the automaker displayed a concept model called the SSM (for Sports Study Model) at the Tokyo Motor Show. Three years later, Honda revealed the production...
- Honda To End S2000 Production In 2009, No Replacement Planned
Production of Honda's rev-happy S2000 will come to an end this year after being in the market for a decade. The rear-wheel drive roadster was first introduced in 1999 as a limited-edition tribute to Honda's 50th anniversary, however customer response...
- Honda Osm Concept: Live Photos From British Motor Show
Honda might have skimped the details on its London Show OSM concept car (Open Study Model) but the two-seater roadster looks awfully close in size and design to the CR-Z hybrid coupe concept that’s scheduled to enter production by 2010 –details...
- 2010 Honda S2000 Roadster Rendering
While we still haven’t received any official word on the S2000 replacement, Japanese car magazines are at it again drawing up their own renderings of Honda’s next generation rear-wheel-drive roadster. According to T.L. who sent us this latest...
- Revised Honda S2000 With Type-s Suspension Goes On Sale In The Uk
Honda’s refreshed S2000 roadster is now on sale in the UK with new suspension settings and minor aesthetic changes. The most important news concerns of course the revised suspension which is identical to that fitted to its Japanese counterpart,t...