is this a good price on s2000?
dealer willing to sell 05 grand prix white honda s2000 w/5800 miles for 27k out the door...car is honda certified...give me some feedback asap because i am about to purchase soon
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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I just bought my S about a month ago. I shopped for some time, comparing individuals to dealers and looked at everything from a 2001 to a 2005. Cars ranged from 18,500.00 to 27,000.00.
Most cars were low mileage and in fairly good condition. I found a 2005, GPW/Tan, with low mileage for right around the same price you have been quoted. The car would have been right at 27k drive out. I found this to be in line, but I kept looking.
Finally, I found a car in Alabama, a 2004 Berlina with 5400 miles on it. The car is absolutely mint. There is one knick on one of the rear wheels and it is perfect otherwise. I got the car for $22,098 and I thought it was a great price. This was from a dealer. Granted, it was out of state, so no taxes in that price. But when I did title the car in Georgia, I only paid the difference in tax, so I still saved money.
Bottom line, I got the car for $23,000 plus all taxes and fees.
The car you are looking at is 1 year newer, and you are probably looking at more in taxes. The price sounds fair and probably in line with what most dealers would sell the car for. Plus it is CPO'd, which is nice.
Most cars were low mileage and in fairly good condition. I found a 2005, GPW/Tan, with low mileage for right around the same price you have been quoted. The car would have been right at 27k drive out. I found this to be in line, but I kept looking.
Finally, I found a car in Alabama, a 2004 Berlina with 5400 miles on it. The car is absolutely mint. There is one knick on one of the rear wheels and it is perfect otherwise. I got the car for $22,098 and I thought it was a great price. This was from a dealer. Granted, it was out of state, so no taxes in that price. But when I did title the car in Georgia, I only paid the difference in tax, so I still saved money.
Bottom line, I got the car for $23,000 plus all taxes and fees.
The car you are looking at is 1 year newer, and you are probably looking at more in taxes. The price sounds fair and probably in line with what most dealers would sell the car for. Plus it is CPO'd, which is nice.






