New HONDA S2000

[mhassan1975]

very nice looking car

[f6fhellcat13]

Well, seeing as they've done different types of racing, it's pretty hard to say.

Honda has the most stuff covered, as it's campaigned winners in F1, MotoGP, SuperGT, Baja, LeMans, Group A., and a bunch of other smaller series/races (Macau)

Honda's success in F1 was during the turbo era as an engine supplier, so they did not have to create the drivetrain, though of course as a manufacturer they do but their cars dont do very well... sorry for nitpicking
EDIT: they also won an f1 race in the 60s but that was an anomaly

[LeonOfTheDead]

Honda's success in F1 was during the turbo era as an engine supplier, so they did not have to create the drivetrain, though of course as a manufacturer they do but their cars dont do very well... sorry for nitpicking
EDIT: they also won an f1 race in the 60s but that was an anomaly

they won an F1 race a couple of years ago. but probably another anomaly.

[Ferrer]

Honda's success in F1 was during the turbo era as an engine supplier, so they did not have to create the drivetrain, though of course as a manufacturer they do but their cars dont do very well... sorry for nitpicking
EDIT: they also won an f1 race in the 60s but that was an anomaly

You mean they didn't have to make the chasis.

And actually they were succesful with both turbocharged and normally aspirated engines.

[koenigseggccx]

Looking at that is like being stabbed in the face. It is a disgrace to the classic S2000 look.... and its ugly anyway.