That idea brings us to the Honda S660, an elfin roadster that shares more with two boxy crossovers than it does with any dedicated sports car platform. No one demanded that Honda build the S660.

It's officially called S660, but Honda should have just called its new kei roadster the Beat. On sale right now in Japan, the S660 is indeed the Beat's spiritual successor—tiny, two seats ...

The S660's three-cylinder turbo engine is from Honda's N-Box, but it's been tweaked with new turbo geometry for better performance off the line and in the midrange. It sounds raucous and rattly as ...

The Honda S660 is designed to be a fully-fledged sports car packed into a mini, two-seater form. A limited-availability Concept Edition will also be rolled out. The S660 is a mid-engine ...

But other than that, the S660 takes the kei-car genre to new heights—we just hope Honda can bring it to our shores.

Inside, the roadster gets new leather steering and gear lever ... the S660 was already maxed out. Some call Honda’s diminutive S660 the retired S2000’s modern-day little brother, but we ...

If Honda had wanted, the S660 could be almost three feet taller ... the grins never-ending. Sounds like a New Sports Experience to me.

Making its world premiere today at the 2017 edition of the Tokyo Auto Salon is the Mugen GARU, a concept-bodied version of Honda’s S660 mid-engine roadster. Mugen, a Honda racing and tuning ...

It's the Honda S660, a mid-engined baby roadster with a peppy ... All size-related flaws aside, this is the cheapest way to get into a brand new mid-engine turbocharged open top sports car with ...

Like the Beat, the new S660 is a compact roadster with a mid-engine, rear-drive setup. Honda will also sell a special-edition model to commemorate the launch of the new two-seat roadster.

Honda has released crisp new photos showing the S660 kei sportscar ahead of its imminent market debut on April 2nd. Even though this thing is the size of a Fiat 500, we can't help but be impressed ...

Now, just a few weeks out from the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, Honda has revealed a new concept that will be gracing its stands, previewing the upcoming sports car. The new concept is called the S660 ...