I traveled from New Jersey to North of Boston on Saturday morning...the weather in the Northeast is crystal clear , low humidity, and upper 80's - for many perfect top down cruisin weather ( I personally enjoy a few clouds now & then...to break up th esuns rays)

I saw 2 Ferrari 360 Spyder's, I saw a Maybach, I saw a Gallardo, I saw several 350Z roadsters, I saw a Black & Tan Z4 - the couple waved at me ...several Boxsters, a C4 & a Turbo...

on the way home on Sunday - I saw several Miata's, a couple of Camaro convertibles, ran with another Porsche Turbo for a while...& oh yeah - I saw the same Black & Tan Z4 on the mass pike returning to Nj on Sunday that I saw on the way up Saturday (that was funny) - the couple & I exchanged thumbs up...while I was getting ready to exit in Hartford to visit my daughter at college for an hour or so - a berlina black AP1 passed by... the only S2000 I've seen other than mine all weekend.

Personally I'm still amazed at how few S2000 I see on the road. Exclusivity is just another nice thing about the S. I know some of you guys out west say you seem all over your respective towns - I just never (rarely) get to see other S's unless I'm meeting with the Metro NYC crew....

 

yea, it is nice. when i do see another S they often wave.

it draws lots of questions when people see it, too. for a car made since 2000 you'd figure people would know.

 

I see very very few around Boston, and into my usual territory Southern NH. Those 350z's are becoming about a dime a dozen though...

 

Your right about the 350 they are all over. I see an S on the road once in a blue moon. Everyone looks and admires this car. Everyone I talk to is surprised to find out it is a Honda. Also most think that it costs a lot more then it actually does.

 

I don't really care whether or not I see S2000s regularly, but I like the fact that the owners I've met locally are enthusiasts, not people who bought the car because it looked "cute".

 

 

6 in the parking garage I use in Atlanta. 4 within 5 blocks of my place in Denver. A ton now in Spain. Hell I saw one 3 hours into hick country New York State last week.

Open your eyes.

 

Ah come on man. Some people want to feel good about their purchase. It's EXCLUSIVE. Personally, I can care less about being exclusive. I like the car because I like the clean lines and the performance, not to mention I can afford one. Soon the Solstice, new Miata will be exclusive. The MRS is very exclusive at 5,000 being built. But what good is it if no one wants it? I dont want a Solstice. If I didnt get a S2K, I'd get the new Miata, easy to drive, reliable, clean lines, and I can afford it too. Screw exclusitivity.

 

Same here.

 

I see s2000's everywhere. Not a very limited production car.