[QUOTE]Originally posted by Lightning
[B]...on a side note, the parts dept mgr told me that if the dealership installed the AEM CAI, they'd be more inclined to help me in the event of a warranty issue...

 

note i said "more inclined" - they never guaranteed everything... i know a lot of people with honda's with intakes, and no problems *knock on wood* but........... still.

 

Lightning- Slightly OT here, but it's after midnite....

Can you post a bigger pic of your avatar? Looks cool but I can't really see it clearly

 

apparently i'm not allowed to post attachments... haven't figured out that pic thing yet

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Shark
The new blue is not my cup of tea, however, the blue interior isn't all that bad.

 

I predict people will soon be able to get some good deals soon...especially when the first snow hits The $3k mark-ups at Scott Honda may just melt away with the snow...no dealer wants inventory sitting there for 4 months. I bought mine in mid-December almost 2 years ago at MSRP...when s2k's were new and hot property

 

here's what *I* predict... NO ONE SHOULD HAVE TO PAY MORE THAN MSRP, and as long as people continue to do it, whether out of laziness, ignorance, or just plain greed, this will continue to be an issue. there is no reason for it anymore - a year or two ago, maybe, but now, people don't shop around, they say, "well, ok - if that's what i have to pay...." it's ridiculous. i paid MSRP 2 months ago, with no hassles, no argument. both dealer and buyer recognized that as the fair price, not to mention the one recommended by the manufacturer. winter deals, blah - i don't consider MSRP a 'deal,' and neither should any prospective buyer. less than that, ok. but more just makes it harder for people down the road... i know my dealer sold the one before mine at $37,000. i ran into the owner last week (DE ain't that big), and he went white when he heard the answer to the question he shouldn't have asked. in conclusion (), value is perceived; some dealers perceive it to be higher than they should. it's up to us, the buyers, to bring them back to earth. now, someone give me a hand down from this damned soapbox.

 

I can't believe people are actually paying $3,000 over MSRP for 2002 S2000's thats $35,000 for the car which is rediculous, i got my 2001 for $32,000 even brand new and paid $3,000 for the hardtop = $35,000, i hope none of you local's looking to buy a 2002 S2000 have to pay this markup.

 

umm yeah what he said.