Honda S2000 rendering by Larson, unofficially titled the S3000.
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Nothing official has come from Honda on the replacement for the S2000, but as Larson's view indicates, what is unofficially labeled the S3000, something like this could be coming our way by 2011 or sooner, and we can't wait.
Honda S2000 rendering by Larson, unofficially titled the S3000.
According to Road&Track, we can expect power to be in the 280- to 300-bhp vicinity.
(Image published with the permission of Larson and Road & Track)
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