View Poll Results: Which car is the most comparable to rx8
Nissian 350z
11
12.22%
Honda s2000
24
26.67%
Acura rsx-s
1
1.11%
Audi TT
2
2.22%
Lexus IS300
6
6.67%
Infiniti G35c
28
31.11%
BMW 325c
10
11.11%
Honda Accord Couple (6 speed MT)
4
4.44%
Ford Mustang GT
3
3.33%
Volkswagen R32
1
1.11%
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Which car is most comparable to rx8
10-08-2003, 05:49 AM
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Originally posted by mikeb
hanzo
its not as hardcore as the s2000.
what do you mean
hanzo
its not as hardcore as the s2000.
what do you mean
If you never driven a S2000 before go and test drive one. It is very close to a track machine. The engine Pulls hard to the redline. The suspension could be stiffer but it is firmer than most cars on the road.
I just feel the RX8 is more civilize and the S2000 is more raw.
10-08-2003, 02:33 PM
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Originally posted by Quick_lude
You have it backwards, the rx8 is not in the S2000 league.
You have it backwards, the rx8 is not in the S2000 league.
Some will say only a four seater can be compared. If that's the case, I'd say the former Prelude SH is the closest to the RX8.
Its interesting how Honda and Mazda are the only companies producing lightweight, higher reving sports cars as opposed to larger displacement (big blocks for domestics and forced induction /V6s for some imports in this price range).
10-08-2003, 03:26 PM
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Originally posted by Quick_lude
If only Honda decided to produce the Prelude again.. but with RWD, 220hp and maybe 2900lbs.. sigh..
If only Honda decided to produce the Prelude again.. but with RWD, 220hp and maybe 2900lbs.. sigh..
10-09-2003, 05:48 AM
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Originally posted by revhappy
Agreed. The S2000 and the RX8 are sports (sporty if you want for the RX8) built on lightweight, high revs and the use of gearing to take advantage of that high revability. The S2000 clearly executes better when performance is the only factor.
Some will say only a four seater can be compared. If that's the case, I'd say the former Prelude SH is the closest to the RX8.
Its interesting how Honda and Mazda are the only companies producing lightweight, higher reving sports cars as opposed to larger displacement (big blocks for domestics and forced induction /V6s for some imports in this price range).
Agreed. The S2000 and the RX8 are sports (sporty if you want for the RX8) built on lightweight, high revs and the use of gearing to take advantage of that high revability. The S2000 clearly executes better when performance is the only factor.
Some will say only a four seater can be compared. If that's the case, I'd say the former Prelude SH is the closest to the RX8.
Its interesting how Honda and Mazda are the only companies producing lightweight, higher reving sports cars as opposed to larger displacement (big blocks for domestics and forced induction /V6s for some imports in this price range).
I know the Toyota MRS is not high revving but it is the lightest production car in the US.
10-09-2003, 05:50 AM
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Originally posted by revhappy
A RWD Integra/RSX Type R would be amazing. Even bringing over the Type R version of the RSX in Japan would have been very exciting.
A RWD Integra/RSX Type R would be amazing. Even bringing over the Type R version of the RSX in Japan would have been very exciting.
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