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etails are sparse but the blurb's author, Sam Mitani suggests that it will stick to the current formula of low weight/high power and will be priced against Toyota's rumored upcoming Supra (which in the same issue is said to be getting a 350hp version of Toyota's 3.5L V6 and a curb weight of around 3200lbs) and the next generation Nissan 350Z. The expectation is that the S2000 will be more compact than these two and significantly lighter. Mr. Mitani's friends at BestCar are guessing that the S2000 will likely get a "2.4-liter version of Honda's K24 inline-4" (redundant?), but they say there's also the faint possibility of a 3.0L V6. They're guessing that the 2.4L will develop around 250hp at 7000 rpm and 180lb-ft of torque at 4800 rpm. It's clear that these are WAGs because it's a simple excercise to determine that this motor would need to make 187.5lb-ft@7000RPM to develop 250hp. So while we want to believe that there's a followup to the S2000 in the works, the details to this point seem rather sketchy, so until we start getting more solid info we're going to put the credibilty rating at 6 on this one.
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