Why are hondas today so ugly? where are their sports cars at?

I Agree Whole Heartedly Agree. The Designs Of any up till 5 years ago were great. It's The Fault Of The Design Leader In Each Global Sector Agreeing On Unimaginitive dull @ss Designs.

Maybe sports cars are out of the mainstream. Maybe it's not really on demand.

Okay, what do you call the Honda S2000? As far as I can tell it is a true sports car. It has 240 horsepower and rear-wheel drive. They are just tight to death in my opinion, I wish I had one. Maybe Honda has hinged it's bets that all the guys (and ladies) that were modifying their Civics and Integras will have "brand loyalty" and buy an S2000 instead of modifying the new 2 door Civics and Accords. So, am I supposed to believe everyone here thinks that the 2 door Accord doesn't look good on a nice set of rims with tinted windows? My co-worker has one and in my opinion it is proper! Not to mention it has a 240 horsepower VTEC V6 engine. I don't know about you, but either one of those cars would make an excellent addition to the cars I already own.

The s2000 is a nice ride. Acura seems to get much better designs. The new tl/tsx are sweet rides. So is the RL. The Civic is nice as well. I also think the Fit will grow on you. The Element is damn ugly though. The ridgeline also looks dated. It seems like they made a move from conservative tight elegent vehicles to bloated/inflated look. The increase in the overall size of their vehicles for fat asses has also led to the detriment of styling. There becoming "americanized" and loosing their core value. I'd still drive a 3.2 TL or s2000 anyday.

I think all of the coupe and hybrid versions of their cars look very cool.