For Sale at Auction: 2002 Honda S2000 in Amelia Island, Florida for sale in Yulee, FL
Vehicle Description Chassis No.
JHMAP114X2T010039 The 1990's would mark a triumphant period in motorsport history for Honda.
Not only were Honda engines being used to power some of the most successful Formula One and IndyCars on the track, but their mid-engined NSX had also proved their ability to produce an excellent road-going sports car.
First shown in 1995 as the Sports Model Concept Study, a production version was introduced in 1999 to celebrate the company's 50 years in business.
Offering a tasteful blend of twenty-first century technology paired with the classic roadster concept, the S2000 would emerge a true drivers car in every sense.
Boasting an impressive 240 horsepower, the S2000 is powered by a 2.
0-liter inline four-cylinder engine utilizing Honda's pioneering variable valve timing system, VTEC.
Relative to displacement, it was the most powerful normally aspirated automobile engine available at the time offering a glorious engine note when approaching the impressive 9,000 rpm redline.
Paired with a six-speed manual transmission, this lightweight engine was set entirely behind the front axle to offer 49:
51 weight distribution which, paired with a curb weight of just over 2,800 pounds and double wishbone suspension, results in the S2000 offering truly phenomenal handling characteristics.
Offered with 15,455 miles at the time of cataloging, this S2000 has been periodically enjoyed and fabulously well kept in its original condition.
Featuring a striking specification, this Honda is finished in a beautiful Sebring Silver Metallic exterior with Black leather interior.
Equipped with dual-exhausts, this vehicle offers sporty styling touches such as 16-inch five-spoke alloy wheels and rear decklid spoiler.
While undoubtedly a driver's car, the S2000 still offers many features such as a power-convertible top, power windows, and a digital instrument cluster.
Discontinued in 2009, these models have proved their collectability among enthusiasts due to their never replicated superb open-air driving experience, paired with Honda's typical reliability.
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JHMAP114X2T010039 The 1990's would mark a triumphant period in motorsport history for Honda.
Not only were Honda engines being used to power some of the most successful Formula One and IndyCars on the track, but their mid-engined NSX had also proved their ability to produce an excellent road-going sports car.
First shown in 1995 as the Sports Model Concept Study, a production version was introduced in 1999 to celebrate the company's 50 years in business.
Offering a tasteful blend of twenty-first century technology paired with the classic roadster concept, the S2000 would emerge a true drivers car in every sense.
Boasting an impressive 240 horsepower, the S2000 is powered by a 2.
0-liter inline four-cylinder engine utilizing Honda's pioneering variable valve timing system, VTEC.
Relative to displacement, it was the most powerful normally aspirated automobile engine available at the time offering a glorious engine note when approaching the impressive 9,000 rpm redline.
Paired with a six-speed manual transmission, this lightweight engine was set entirely behind the front axle to offer 49:
51 weight distribution which, paired with a curb weight of just over 2,800 pounds and double wishbone suspension, results in the S2000 offering truly phenomenal handling characteristics.
Offered with 15,455 miles at the time of cataloging, this S2000 has been periodically enjoyed and fabulously well kept in its original condition.
Featuring a striking specification, this Honda is finished in a beautiful Sebring Silver Metallic exterior with Black leather interior.
Equipped with dual-exhausts, this vehicle offers sporty styling touches such as 16-inch five-spoke alloy wheels and rear decklid spoiler.
While undoubtedly a driver's car, the S2000 still offers many features such as a power-convertible top, power windows, and a digital instrument cluster.
Discontinued in 2009, these models have proved their collectability among enthusiasts due to their never replicated superb open-air driving experience, paired with Honda's typical reliability.
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