Amazing how stolen seats in our S2000 can total out the car.

If my seats were stolen, the insurance company would certainly total the car...figuring seats are $8k and if they slash the top to get in...that's another $2k. $10k on a 2002 S2000 = total loss.

Sucks. Enjoy your new G37 and share some pics... I'm a "visual" person.

 

Edmunds said that clutch is hard work and they got quicker times with the auto

 

WHy? Whatcha getting now?

 

Damn S2k's can be total if the seats are stolen! DAMN!

 

Actually, that's a reason why I leased the G37 and didn't buy it. Since the S2000 was totaled, I had no other car, other than my 94 Nissan Sentra with 60k miles that I let my parents use if one of their cars breaks down. I was actually planning on holding on to the S2000 for one more year before selling it and buying the 370Z or a year old Cayman S.

I am very anxiously awaiting the 370Z. Since it appears that Nissan is going after the Cayman S, I will strongly consider purchasing it as a much cheaper alternative if it's designed right.

I will post pics soon.

Unfortunately older S2000s can get totaled if the seats are stolen since to replace them brand new is 6000 a piece, and believe me my car was bone stock and immaculate. That's why my insurance company gave me a very fairly appraised value upon settlement, which I am not complaining.

 

nothing.
I live 0.5 mile from work and ride my bike or walk there.
in a typical week I put more miles on my bike (exercise) than on my car. Next year I am getting a more practical car, either an LS430 or a Odyssey.

 

Congrats, the G37 is nice looking indeed.