Parts for the s2k are cheap I think, I don't feel they are jacked up to any great extent. Typical maintenance bits and bobs are comparable to other jap cars I've owned.
Well, enlighten me. Tell me why Honda makes FWD vehicles then? And why BMW refuses to.
<hides behind his turbo charged S2000>
Honda's very first crack as a mass produced passenger car was the s500 which was a very successfull chain driven rwd car. The whole reason Honda started producing FWD cars was because Japan was leading the world with economical, cheap to make, cheap to own small cars, and Honda wanted to keep up with everyone else.
The first type R that was built was a mid engine rwd super car. Then Honda went back to what they do best (making economical fwd small cars) and took an ordinary every day car and turned it into a race car.
I can't say why BMW will only make rwd cars, maybe it has something to do with pride, but at the same time, just because it's rwd doesnt mean its fast
I can't say why BMW will only make rwd cars, maybe it has something to do with pride, but at the same time, just because it's rwd doesnt mean its fast
Because a lot of purists consider RWD to be the proper drivetrain layout. The front wheels are for steering, the rear for pushing. Most if not all high performance race cars are RWD too. The driving dynamics are much better.
Front drive cars can be very, very good, but they run out of potential fast.
I used to have a euro. I loved it and didnt mind the FWD but i'm in an s2k now and will never look at FWD again.
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