The driver doesn't sit centrally in Honda's Project 2&4 concept, but on the left, in a unique "floating seat" designed to create the feel of a biker. Whether the futuristic transparent dashboard could ever become a reality is open to debate.
The driver doesn't sit centrally in Honda's Project 2&4 concept, but on the left, in a unique "floating seat" designed to create the feel of a biker. Whether the futuristic transparent dashboard could ever become a reality is open to debate.
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This view of Honda's Project 2&4 concept demonstrates how much the car is inspired by Honda's Grand Prix winning RA272 of the mid-sixties, with a near-identical color scheme too.
This view of Honda's Project 2&4 concept demonstrates how much the car is inspired by Honda's Grand Prix winning RA272 of the mid-sixties, with a near-identical color scheme too.
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Project 2&4 concept utilizes Honda's expertise on two and four wheels - on the road and on-track. If it goes into production, it could be a track-day favorite.
Project 2&4 concept utilizes Honda's expertise on two and four wheels - on the road and on-track. If it goes into production, it could be a track-day favorite.
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Positioning the wheels at the corner of Honda's Project 2&4 concept should give the car kart-like handling. The 999cc V4 engine is lifted from the firm's RC213V MotoGP bike, as ridden by MotoGP riders Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa.
Positioning the wheels at the corner of Honda's Project 2&4 concept should give the car kart-like handling. The 999cc V4 engine is lifted from the firm's RC213V MotoGP bike, as ridden by MotoGP riders Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa.
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Project 2&4's motor racing DNA is also clearly visible from above. Whether this pocket rocket will ever get built is another matter, but it will take pride of place on the Honda stand at the Frankfurt Motor Show (September 15-27).
Project 2&4's motor racing DNA is also clearly visible from above. Whether this pocket rocket will ever get built is another matter, but it will take pride of place on the Honda stand at the Frankfurt Motor Show (September 15-27).
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