Fortunately, I didn’t have to wait more than a few months to get another turn in a Honda S660. The fine folks at Spoon Sports USA offered us the opportunity to drive one of their research and ...

The other two cars on the floor was a grey S2000 Type-S and a white S660 with complete Spoon brakes and the hallowed yellow Spoon head cover. My contact there, Daisuke-san, said the customization ...

Honda did it before in the ’90s with the Beat, and the S660 is a spiritual reincarnation of that model in many ways. You’d think so, but no. The two drive very differently – even though this ...

Earlier this month, we conveyed the sad news that Honda’s diminutive sports car, the S660, will be no more. And that’s a shame because, with the Honey-I-Shrunk-The-NSX looks, the S660 was the ...

First shown in concept form at the 2013 Tokyo show, the S660 is a spiritual successor to the tiny Beat roadster of the early 1990s. Like the Beat, the S660 features a mid-engine layout with a 660 ...

The diminuitive Honda S660 Roadster shown in concept form at the 2013 Tokyo auto show is now a reality, as the production-ready Honda S660 goes on sale this week in Japan. Sadly, this mid-engine ...

By 1963, Honda had launched its first passenger car, the S500, and has produced several other models since then, including one tiny sports car with a familiar-looking name: the S660. In 2015 ...

It's the Honda S660, a mid-engined baby roadster with a peppy engine in the middle, rear-wheel drive and a removable roof. And you can't own one. Sorry about that. There's nothing I can do to fix ...