Honda Is Putting S2000 Parts Back Into Production
Yet another Japanese manufacturer is doing its bit to help old cars live on. Following on from Toyota putting A70 and A80 Supra parts back into production and Nissan remaking bits and pieces for various Skylines, Honda has thrown its hat into the ring.
The company has announced that it’ll be bringing out a new S2000 parts catalogue this June, and it wants owners and fans to help decide what goes in. Doing so is simple: you merely take to Twitter or Facebook, make your nomination and slap the hashtag #S2000partscatalog on the end.
The suggestions process was opened up on 20 February and will remain open until 30 April 2020. Once the contents of the catalogue have been determined, Honda will update its S2000 parts landing page with a (according to Google Translate) “wonderful post” to let us know what we have to look forward to.
All of this means the S2000 20th Anniversary concept revealed last December suddenly makes a lot more sense. The car lightly tweaked S2K has been revealed to be - as we suspected at the time - a prelude to this new heritage parts programme.
So - what part requests will you be making?
Comments
Hang on….back in production?…..WHAT YEAR IS THIS?!?!?!
It doesn’t matter what year it is, this is a sight of light in this dark era of car industry, when every good car is replaced with crossovers or killed of because of the climate change or some other reason
i mean theyre just putting parts into production, but thats still pretty cool considering how new relatively new the s2000 is
Japanese Companies are once again pledging their allegience to petrolheads
mercedes and bmw have been making parts for their old models since forever
and they offer complete restoration
Japs are just now “discovering hot water”
The whole car #s2000partscatalogue
Does this mean I can build an S2000 in my shed?
They should just make a new gen s2k, and not more stupid electric models😒
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Would love to see all critical OEM parts made, as well as new bumpers, mouldings, soft tops, and replacement headlamp assemblies.