rpg51

It would be the hard top for me by clear margin. I think my hardtop expands my enjoyment of the car immensely. If I were getting wheels the Mugen wheels would not be my choice.

blueosprey90

Buy the wheels. Send me the contact info for the hardtop.

879

Hardtop, it's very nice to have.

PawnShop23

Yeah I'm torn I love how the hardtop changes the look of the car. But I do enjoy driving with the top down. My soft top and oem wheels are in mint condition. In my area it's rare for a oem hardtop to pop up in my color (white). I'm sure I could get one down the road and paint it. As for the wheels Ive always liked them growing up especially that bronze color and you don't see them very often . I think both items hold there value really well.

insomnolence

I would personally opt for the hardtop. Like others have said, it will hold its value better than a set of wheels. When people want an oem hardtop there is only one, when people look for wheels there are thousands of options. However, if you made a thread to ask this question - you will inevitably purchase both items sooner or later.

Polini

I would go for the wheels. I had a hardtop with my first and with my current S2000 and in both occasions I sold the hardtop because it was just sitting in my garage all year. I almost always drive top down. In winter and with bad weather I take my daily Civic.

Tougefactory

Wheels for sure...

rpg51

One thing about the hardtop to consider is this: Do you have a place to store it - either hanging from ceiling (as I do) - or on a stand? If not the top becomes a big PIA. If yes, it is wonderful in my opinion because you can put it on and off at will in just a few minutes. I tend to use mine in the spring and fall quite a bit. I have the top down most of the summer.

jeffreygebhart

I would buy the hardtop.

Kirk180

I bought a hardtop a year ago and haven't taken it off yet. I like convertibles. It's just something about that hardtop that really sets the car off. But if you think you're more of a top down guy, like some, then you should spring for the wheels; even though my bias vote says hardtop.

p.s. Should have made this a pole.