S2000 Market Prices
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I just pickup my 02 with ~10k for $22k and it's Honda certified...
If it's an 03, you should still have about a year or so left on the warranty from Honda... Check the date of sale on the CarFax and you can estimate about how much longer the car is covered (3yr/36k from Honda).
9k rpm > $22k
If it's an 03, you should still have about a year or so left on the warranty from Honda... Check the date of sale on the CarFax and you can estimate about how much longer the car is covered (3yr/36k from Honda).
9k rpm > $22k
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Just got an 03 with 55k for around $22k. Mine wasn't a steal, but still within KBB's range & below retail for the area. I was not excited about the mileage, but wanted 9k redline/glass window and purchased a 4y/100k extended service contract. They gave a generous trade on our TL, so we're happy.
Yours sounds like a respectable deal.
Yours sounds like a respectable deal.
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From: Laredo
For a car with such low mileage, I would say that it is a very good deal. (almost too good). Get one of those "electronic paint checkers" gizmos that can detect if the paint is not original ie: collision damage.
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From: University City, MO
I'd also say that it's a very good deal, pending that there are no problems with it. For reference, here's the deal I got when I bought mine:
- Sebring silver MY02 with 13K miles, private party, for $21,500.
- Excellent condition.
- Had new tires on front and back.
- No warranty left.
- Bought it a bit before the snowy season because I also figured the prices would be lower then.
Good Luck!
- Sebring silver MY02 with 13K miles, private party, for $21,500.
- Excellent condition.
- Had new tires on front and back.
- No warranty left.
- Bought it a bit before the snowy season because I also figured the prices would be lower then.
Good Luck!
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From: Valdosta, GA
Sounds like a good deal, sort of depends on where you live. Prices in the north are probably better than the south, nobody wants to buy a convertible when it's snowing.
Hell, the new car dealers around here have their convertibles parked on the front of the lot right now with the tops down. It's a lot easier to sell a car like that when it's 70 degrees.
Anyway, have a mechanic that you trust check it out, Lexus dealer or not. The only person on your side in a used car transaction is you, everyone else is trying to screw you.
Hell, the new car dealers around here have their convertibles parked on the front of the lot right now with the tops down. It's a lot easier to sell a car like that when it's 70 degrees.
Anyway, have a mechanic that you trust check it out, Lexus dealer or not. The only person on your side in a used car transaction is you, everyone else is trying to screw you.
