Ulimate Japanese Sports Car
#41
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Originally Posted by brizey
Mazda Miata.
You're absolutely right. The Supra, 3000GT, Skyline, and 300ZX are definitely Sports/GT cars. My new answer is the Miata. It defined a new breed of (new generation) sports cars, imo.
However, this is from a purely technical standpoint.
#42
Senior Moderator
Originally Posted by srika
You're absolutely right. The Supra, 3000GT, Skyline, and 300ZX are definitely Sports/GT cars. My new answer is the Miata. It defined a new breed of (new generation) sports cars, imo.
However, this is from a purely technical standpoint.
But, with you srika:
My new answer is the Miata. It defined a new breed of (new generation) sports cars, imo.
#43
Senior Moderator
yeah I guess I was going by what the thread-starter said... this thread is not about the technical definition of "sports car".
back to my first answer! nothing beats a Supra, lol
back to my first answer! nothing beats a Supra, lol
#44
Senior Moderator
the S2000 is a contender as well, esp since its roots are the S500/S600... hmm.. maybe my technical answer is now the S2k. :P
wow check this out! had no idea the S600 had a redline of 9500 rpm??? madness!
wow check this out! had no idea the S600 had a redline of 9500 rpm??? madness!
Some facts about the S600:
* First Honda car offered in two trims
* Engine capacity 606 cc
* Horse power: 57 at 8500 rpm
* Top speed: 90 mph
* Redline: 9,500 RPM
* Carburetors: 4
* Convertible weight: 1576 pounds
* First "mass marketed" Honda car
* 11,284 built between '64 and '66
* First Honda car offered in two trims
* Engine capacity 606 cc
* Horse power: 57 at 8500 rpm
* Top speed: 90 mph
* Redline: 9,500 RPM
* Carburetors: 4
* Convertible weight: 1576 pounds
* First "mass marketed" Honda car
* 11,284 built between '64 and '66
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