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Carsales Staff15 Feb 2006
NEWS

Honda heroes get sporty for 06

Honda has debuted a Euro Sport and updated its S2000 sportster...

Civic duties may have been the main focus at Honda Australia the last few weeks however, the Japanese marque has also added a sports variant of its top-selling Accord Euro sedan and spruced up the S2000.

The limited edition Honda Euro Sport is based on the entry-level model Accord Euro and is limited to a production run of 1200 units.

Available in both six-speed manual and five-speed auto versions, the Euro Sport boasts:

Curtain airbags

Driving lights

Alloy wheels

Sports body kit including grille

Black chrome door handles and window surrounds

Alloy gear shift and carbon-look interior trim

Red dash illumination

Leather and cloth sports seats

Meantime, Honda has also updated its two-place sportscar, the S2000.

The compact hotshoe convertible has been freshened for 2006 gaining new 17-inch wheels, headrest speakers, drive-by-wire throttle and Vehicle Stability Assist.

The S2000's price remains from $72,590.

On sale since last week, the Honda Euro Sport is priced from $37,500 (manual). The auto is $2000 more.

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