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Honda's high-performance S2000 two-seat roadster has gone almost 10 years without a complete redesign, though there were some engine and aesthetic changes for 2004. For 2008, Honda spices things up with a new track-ready package called the S2000 CR; CR stands for "club racer." Less spicy are the changes to the regular S2000, which include a new wheel design, suspension tweaks and an altered gauge layout. The S2000 competes with other two-seat roadsters, including the Pontiac Solstice GXP, BMW Z4 and Audi TT. Read More
2 Available S2000 Trims
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