sounds

Is anybody else here pissed that HONDA (America) isn't calling the later models "S2200" instead of "S2000"?

I know it's old news, as these models have been out for a while, but it is a real disappointment to me that marketing forced a change in a tradition that started decades ago with the S500, S600, S800, and finally the S2000 on their 50th anniversary.

What do they call the 2200 cc engine in Japan now that it's available as of this year?

dubcac

S2200 sounds ridiculously gay.

98CoupeV6

You should use the search button and look a the discussions about this 3 years ago.

sskhimura

Sounds like you know, will you please enlighten us that don't? Because I sure don't know eaither.

RicoD

This made no sense what so ever regarding what you quoted :thinking:

Besides, just because the newer S2ks (04+) have F22Cs calling it a S2200 just sounds homo

sskhimura

Well of course it's not going to make sense to you if English isn't your first language or if you can't read that well...I guess I can't break it down any more though. Sorry.

RicoD

English isn't my first language :hsdunno: Reading is obviously well enough. I'm guessing comprehention is what you're referring to...That may need some work. However, I still stand by my comment that your reply to the quote did not make any sense. He was basically saying, use the search button, because obviously this topic has been covered before, and to use the search button to view that disccussion over that particular topic.

If he wanted to enlighten you with the discussion that has been covered prior to, he would have searched himself.

dubcac

Wow...you're quite a piece of work.

sounds

OK, Rico, so does S500, S600, and S800 also sound "gay" or "homo"?

Of all the designations in this lineage of HONDAs, S2000 is the only one that people confused with the year of its release. I'd think that S2200 would be better than having people think it's an old car from 2000.

dubcac

The number in the name has nothing to do with the production or model year.