Canadian_CD9A

Sold my FA5 Si, the guilty pleasures just keep on giving. I've used mine as a pickup truck to haul an air conditioner around, carry 4 tires, etc. Just do it.

Jojo-yoyo

Thank you guys so much for the input!

I'm making the move on purchasing an S2000 right now. The next step is to sell the Element private party.

I figured it's good time in my life to not worry about being so practical, after all, I'm single with no kids. Also, it will probably be a good experience overall.

I just hope I can make it happen!

WVCR-V

Depends on where you live. Any further north than NC on the east cost or anywhere that gets much snow or salts the roads I'd say no way.

rpg51

I agree with this. The S2K is not made any longer and it is a unique car. I know some drive it all winter in snow country. Not me. The road salt here in Vermont is a significant thing and there is no doubt it shortens the life of our cars. I want this S2K to last as long as possible.

Nerd-Vol

As long as you fit comfortably in the S2000 then I think it is fine. I am 6'5" and the car becomes very uncomfortable after an hour of driving.

Also so if you can keep the car in a garage you won't have to stress as much about security.

Saki GT

I daily my S and love it - why drive something else and not take every opportunity to put the top down and enjoy a great car?

879

Luckily for you 10/10 women prefer the s2000 over that rolling birth control they call the Element

2Kaputnik

I personally hate dailying the S2000. But OP as a single male driving an Element, you gotta make the switch!

LOL my wife drives a 2010 Element AWD, and in this case, I think it is an awesome car to have. Our go-to road tripper.

WVCR-V

I'd like to add that I'm not discouraging you from getting your dream S2000. But if you do live anywhere you'll see snow OR need a more practical car sometimes you can always get a cheap beater like a Suzuki sidekick or grand vitara for less than 2 grand. I actually have a Sidekick and I love it. Cheap, reliable and useful.

Jojo-yoyo

Thanks, I live in the Bay Area, California, so snow isn't an issue.