S2000 never coming back

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02-07-2018, 04:05 AM

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-Tim-

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Originally Posted by h i 9 h r 3 v z

For those of us lucky to own an s2k we have one of the last true sports cars and piece of Honda history. The direction in that the automotive industry is heading is kind of sad.

I agree with you. I also feel lucky to own this piece of Honda history. But I have to admit- I am so tempted to sell it and buy a BMW M2. I feel like I need to own that piece of BMW history before their cars head down the same, sad direction.
Someone please convince me to keep my Honda!!

On 2nd thought- I think I'll keep my s2000 and pick up a 2017 M2 in 2020....when it can be purchased for somewhere in the mid/low 20's.

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02-10-2018, 07:26 AM

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Its funny u mention the M2 cuz i've considered it. A few years ago I rented a 235i and loved it! Car was quick, nimble, felt connected to the road and had cool features. BMW brought back a lot of what the 2002 was with the 2 series. IF the 235i was fun the M2 must on another level and judging from reviews it is BUT there's not really a substitute for the s2000.

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05-15-2018, 07:28 AM

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Eh I say keep the S2000, my buddy has an M2 and it’s a nice car but newer BMWs scare me with the maintenance/ reliability. My old e46 daily beater has been a lesson learned. To each their own though.