The Official Honda S2000 Thread
#8481
Team Owner
So Since Lexus ES350 (previous Gen) was based on Camry, then that means ES was competing with Altima?
Last edited by oonowindoo; 04-01-2016 at 12:25 PM.
#8482
The Civic-based ILX has a direct Lexus competitor. It is based on the Corolla. The Civic is Honda's small car. The Corolla is Toyota's.
It used to be called the CT250H. Now its called the HS.
If you were shopping for an entry level Acura and comparing to an entry level Lexus...you'd be comparing ILX to CT/HS.
If you insist on trying to compare an ILX to a Camry-Based ES330:
1.) The K24 ILX is still probably faster.
2.) You argument is the embodiment of my first statement. People NEED to compare Hondas unfairly to other cars in order to "level" the playing field.
You wouldn't compare the CR-V to the LX470 based on offroad capability, towing capacity, and space, would you? No. Because those aren't parallel cars.
To answer your previous post...how is the RLX NOT comparable to Lexus's LS? They're in the same price point, size, market, and segment.
Lexus's and Toyota's lineups are also more vast than those of Honda/Acura.
Honda took the road of collapsing their lineup by mashing the TSX and TL into one car.
Toyota has always offered 7 of basically the same car under a different name. WTF is the difference between a Venza and a Highlander, for example? Idk let me get out my electron microscope.
So its hard to pit one against the other directly. Even when the TSX existed...it was aimed somewhere between the ES and IS.
Was it a FWD mid-size based sedan like the ES? Yes. But it wasn't quite the size or plushness of the ES. Elderly people don't drive TSX's.
At the same time...was it a pseudo-sporty sedan like the IS250? Yes. But it didn't have a V8 or "F" option and it wasn't RWD.
The TL was like a GS. And both cars were probably as quick as each other. But the GS was just a nicer car overall.
What more do you want from me?!!
#8483
Team Owner
I guess I'm not sure what you mean.
The Civic-based ILX has a direct Lexus competitor. It is based on the Corolla. The Civic is Honda's small car. The Corolla is Toyota's.
It used to be called the CT250H. Now its called the HS.
If you were shopping for an entry level Acura and comparing to an entry level Lexus...you'd be comparing ILX to CT/HS.
If you insist on trying to compare an ILX to a Camry-Based ES330:
1.) The K24 ILX is still probably faster.
2.) You argument is the embodiment of my first statement. People NEED to compare Hondas unfairly to other cars in order to "level" the playing field.
You wouldn't compare the CR-V to the LX470 based on offroad capability, towing capacity, and space, would you? No. Because those aren't parallel cars.
To answer your previous post...how is the RLX NOT comparable to Lexus's LS? They're in the same price point, size, market, and segment.
Lexus's and Toyota's lineups are also more vast than those of Honda/Acura.
Honda took the road of collapsing their lineup by mashing the TSX and TL into one car.
Toyota has always offered 7 of basically the same car under a different name. WTF is the difference between a Venza and a Highlander, for example? Idk let me get out my electron microscope.
So its hard to pit one against the other directly. Even when the TSX existed...it was aimed somewhere between the ES and IS.
Was it a FWD mid-size based sedan like the ES? Yes. But it wasn't quite the size or plushness of the ES. Elderly people don't drive TSX's.
At the same time...was it a pseudo-sporty sedan like the IS250? Yes. But it didn't have a V8 or "F" option and it wasn't RWD.
The TL was like a GS. And both cars were probably as quick as each other. But the GS was just a nicer car overall.
What more do you want from me?!!
The Civic-based ILX has a direct Lexus competitor. It is based on the Corolla. The Civic is Honda's small car. The Corolla is Toyota's.
It used to be called the CT250H. Now its called the HS.
If you were shopping for an entry level Acura and comparing to an entry level Lexus...you'd be comparing ILX to CT/HS.
If you insist on trying to compare an ILX to a Camry-Based ES330:
1.) The K24 ILX is still probably faster.
2.) You argument is the embodiment of my first statement. People NEED to compare Hondas unfairly to other cars in order to "level" the playing field.
You wouldn't compare the CR-V to the LX470 based on offroad capability, towing capacity, and space, would you? No. Because those aren't parallel cars.
To answer your previous post...how is the RLX NOT comparable to Lexus's LS? They're in the same price point, size, market, and segment.
Lexus's and Toyota's lineups are also more vast than those of Honda/Acura.
Honda took the road of collapsing their lineup by mashing the TSX and TL into one car.
Toyota has always offered 7 of basically the same car under a different name. WTF is the difference between a Venza and a Highlander, for example? Idk let me get out my electron microscope.
So its hard to pit one against the other directly. Even when the TSX existed...it was aimed somewhere between the ES and IS.
Was it a FWD mid-size based sedan like the ES? Yes. But it wasn't quite the size or plushness of the ES. Elderly people don't drive TSX's.
At the same time...was it a pseudo-sporty sedan like the IS250? Yes. But it didn't have a V8 or "F" option and it wasn't RWD.
The TL was like a GS. And both cars were probably as quick as each other. But the GS was just a nicer car overall.
What more do you want from me?!!
did you say something like the Porsche GTS RS was a vaporcar? because you sounded like him haha. Calm down dude.
#8484
I'm surprised they don't have another minivan called the Anneis...which is different from the Sienna because, while the Sienna comes with optional foglights, the Anneis has a sleek, molded smooth front bumper instead of foglights. But foglights are offered as a dealer-installed option under the same part number as Sienna foglights.
Also, I'm still not sure what you mean by any of this. Porsche? WAT?
Can you explain, though, why a RLX is not paralleled with a LS?
And I am very calm/good looking.
#8485
Team Owner
Again...its hard to compare directly to Toyota's vast lineup.
I'm surprised they don't have another minivan called the Anneis...which is different from the Sienna because, while the Sienna comes with optional foglights, the Anneis has a sleek, molded smooth front bumper instead of foglights. But foglights are offered as a dealer-installed option under the same part number as Sienna foglights.
Also, I'm still not sure what you mean by any of this. Porsche? WAT?
Can you explain, though, why a RLX is not paralleled with a LS?
And I am very calm/good looking.
I'm surprised they don't have another minivan called the Anneis...which is different from the Sienna because, while the Sienna comes with optional foglights, the Anneis has a sleek, molded smooth front bumper instead of foglights. But foglights are offered as a dealer-installed option under the same part number as Sienna foglights.
Also, I'm still not sure what you mean by any of this. Porsche? WAT?
Can you explain, though, why a RLX is not paralleled with a LS?
And I am very calm/good looking.
But to answer your question, do you think RLX is parallel with S class or 7 series? If you answer is no, then you just answered your own question.
and btw: do you drive a RDX Elite?
#8487
Turd Polisher
iTrader: (1)
All this discussion got me like
On a another note, I'm on vacation for a few weeks and I'm going to miss driving my S
Rental car is certainly going to be a POS but at least it's manual
On a another note, I'm on vacation for a few weeks and I'm going to miss driving my S
Rental car is certainly going to be a POS but at least it's manual
#8488
Team Owner
#8489
And neither the BMW 7 series or the LS truly compare to a S class. My friend's dad had a S63.
The LS also isn't as fast or driver focused as a 7 series. So...huge fail if someone buys a LS to "compete" with a MUCH more expsnsive 7 series. Cmon bru.
LS and RLX are a very direct comparison. I know you don't have the time to explain because you're MAD busy tho.
The LS also isn't as fast or driver focused as a 7 series. So...huge fail if someone buys a LS to "compete" with a MUCH more expsnsive 7 series. Cmon bru.
LS and RLX are a very direct comparison. I know you don't have the time to explain because you're MAD busy tho.
#8490
Team Owner
Acura and Infiniti just dont have enough models to really "compete" head to head with Lexus. But If you REALLY want to know what ILX competes in the real world with Lexus, it is the IS250 or IS200T.
You can make an argument that TLX is in that segment, well that is what happens when you dont have enough model differentiation.
Also more comparable does not mean it is crossed shopped. Tablet is more comparable to a TV than a projector screen, that does not mean Tablet competes in the TV market.
CT/HS is a Lexus Pruis, regardless what platform it is built on, thus, you will not find a lot of ppl cross shop a hybrid and a Lexus with ILX...
RLX is in the same segment as GS, which is kicking RLX's ass.
Last edited by oonowindoo; 04-01-2016 at 01:46 PM.
#8491
Team Owner
And neither the BMW 7 series or the LS truly compare to a S class. My friend's dad had a S63.
The LS also isn't as fast or driver focused as a 7 series. So...huge fail if someone buys a LS to "compete" with a MUCH more expsnsive 7 series. Cmon bru.
LS and RLX are a very direct comparison. I know you don't have the time to explain because you're MAD busy tho.
The LS also isn't as fast or driver focused as a 7 series. So...huge fail if someone buys a LS to "compete" with a MUCH more expsnsive 7 series. Cmon bru.
LS and RLX are a very direct comparison. I know you don't have the time to explain because you're MAD busy tho.
Competing and winning are not the same thing. you can say LS failed to compete with the S class or 7 series, which is true. But it does not mean they are not competing.
LS was created by Lexus since day 1 to compete with the German flagships that is why it is much, much more expensive than RLX, it is RWD based, different customer base, bigger (almost 10 inches longer), V8, a true flagship car for Lexus (although not a very successful one).
RLX is a V6, accord based, FWD or FWD based, smaller, much cheaper car.
Lastly, S63 is an AMG, unless there is a M7 or LSF, otherwise not the same thing.
Last edited by oonowindoo; 04-01-2016 at 01:49 PM.
#8493
Team Owner
unless you drive a RDX Elite, then maybe we can talk...
#8494
I am not your Bru, and i am not MAD at anything.
Competing and winning are not the same thing. you can say LS failed to compete with the S class or 7 series, which is true. But it does not mean they are not competing.
LS was created by Lexus since day 1 to compete with the German flagships that is why it is much, much more expensive than RLX, it is RWD based, different customer base, bigger (almost 10 inches longer), V8, a true flagship car for Lexus (although not a very successful one).
RLX is a V6, accord based, FWD or FWD based, smaller, much cheaper car.
Lastly, S63 is an AMG, unless there is a M7 or LSF, otherwise not the same thing.
Competing and winning are not the same thing. you can say LS failed to compete with the S class or 7 series, which is true. But it does not mean they are not competing.
LS was created by Lexus since day 1 to compete with the German flagships that is why it is much, much more expensive than RLX, it is RWD based, different customer base, bigger (almost 10 inches longer), V8, a true flagship car for Lexus (although not a very successful one).
RLX is a V6, accord based, FWD or FWD based, smaller, much cheaper car.
Lastly, S63 is an AMG, unless there is a M7 or LSF, otherwise not the same thing.
YOU brought up the S class and 7 series and asked if the RLX could be compared to them.
No. And neither can the LS.
Ipso facto....the the RLX and LS are two cars one would consider as parallel options.
I'm smarter than I look.
#8495
Team Owner
Before we both go to jail for animal cruelty on beating this dead horse.....
YOU brought up the S class and 7 series and asked if the RLX could be compared to them.
No. And neither can the LS.
Ipso facto....the the RLX and LS are two cars one would consider as parallel options.
I'm smarter than I look.
YOU brought up the S class and 7 series and asked if the RLX could be compared to them.
No. And neither can the LS.
Ipso facto....the the RLX and LS are two cars one would consider as parallel options.
I'm smarter than I look.
It is a fact.. not an opinion that LS, S class,7 series and A8 are in the same segment. LS base starts at 73k and goes all the way up to 130k+
RLX is not, not even close.
you can compare all you want but RLX does not compete with any of those 4, even tho it could only wish.
/end
#8499
Team Owner
Roland and Nowind... shut up already. You're ruining this beautiful sanctuary of s2000 love.
There's plenty of other places to ramble about Honda love/hate.
There's plenty of other places to ramble about Honda love/hate.
#8501
Everyone just wanted to verbally attack poor Roland
Last edited by BROlando; 04-01-2016 at 03:44 PM.
#8502
Team Owner
#8504
-------Tim-------
Hey guys, for some reason can't attach a pic of this listing I just saw. No pics in the listing, it's in a local Tampa paper.
Anyway, in case anyone is looking for an S2000 (2005) 16,500 miles. Add says "This car is a beauty!! It's never spent one night out of the garage, and is pristine condition." Asking $22,000
I don't know if I should post the phone number? But feel free to PM me and I'll pass it along. It is in the tbt free paper, tampabay.com. Under automobiles for sale, one could view this online!
Just Lookin out for anyone interested.
I do not know this person, and am not affiliated in any way.
No color listed either.
Anyway, in case anyone is looking for an S2000 (2005) 16,500 miles. Add says "This car is a beauty!! It's never spent one night out of the garage, and is pristine condition." Asking $22,000
I don't know if I should post the phone number? But feel free to PM me and I'll pass it along. It is in the tbt free paper, tampabay.com. Under automobiles for sale, one could view this online!
Just Lookin out for anyone interested.
I do not know this person, and am not affiliated in any way.
No color listed either.
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#8505
05 WDP 6MT
iTrader: (1)
quick question guys
2007 s2000
white exterior
black/red interior
fully stock down to the OEM radio
59k miles
clean carfax
4 owners listed
originally a SC car
has a oem looking hard top. how can i confirm its an oem not aftermarket?
asking price is 28k. what would you guys offer on a this vehicle. thinkin of jumpin the gun before my wife and i have another child.
2007 s2000
white exterior
black/red interior
fully stock down to the OEM radio
59k miles
clean carfax
4 owners listed
originally a SC car
has a oem looking hard top. how can i confirm its an oem not aftermarket?
asking price is 28k. what would you guys offer on a this vehicle. thinkin of jumpin the gun before my wife and i have another child.
#8506
quick question guys
2007 s2000
white exterior
black/red interior
fully stock down to the OEM radio
59k miles
clean carfax
4 owners listed
originally a SC car
has a oem looking hard top. how can i confirm its an oem not aftermarket?
asking price is 28k. what would you guys offer on a this vehicle. thinkin of jumpin the gun before my wife and i have another child.
2007 s2000
white exterior
black/red interior
fully stock down to the OEM radio
59k miles
clean carfax
4 owners listed
originally a SC car
has a oem looking hard top. how can i confirm its an oem not aftermarket?
asking price is 28k. what would you guys offer on a this vehicle. thinkin of jumpin the gun before my wife and i have another child.
There's one in GA on autotrader now. White/half red. 68K miles. 2007. $19.6k. Also owned in SC and NC and GA. I told my friend to buy it because it's a DEAL. But...he's probably gonna not do it.
#8511
Registered Member
iTrader: (8)
Little correction, while you can do the AP1 flywheel, which is pretty much the same, I swear by the ACT Streetlite Flyhweel, ACT Pressure Plate, and OEM friction disc. I have that in my supercharged S and it is fantastic. When I first drove the car after the clutch install it was super super grippy, like there was no in between. It was either engaged and ripping you forward or you felt like you were going to stall if you didn't give it enough gas. After the break in period it now feels just like stock. If anyone drove my car I'm willing to bet you could not even tell the difference between my setup and stock. Only thing you might notice is a tad different is the POWWAAHHH!!
#8514
Suzuka Master
Does a dealership have to honor the online price? Looks like they forgot to put a 2 in front
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...7502/overview/
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...7502/overview/
#8515
Suzuka Master
I kinda wanna pull a sneak attack and show up right now before they change it
#8516
#8517
Weird. They seemed fairly straight up with my friend. They said they are a nationwide dealer...so they offered to transfer it to him in CA. Eh. Maybe because he's famous lol.
#8520
Moderator
iTrader: (3)
Holy fuck, what happened to this thread?! I'm gone for a week and it turns into Ramblings...minus the nudes, sadly.