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im like um man 12 and that might seem too young to take on some monster ricebox hondavtechmachine but ive got good grades straight through school already and even in day care and sunday school and im just posting here to tell u dudes and dudettes that if lille ol me just a 12 year old can fool those dumbass cops and driving license officials and grammar police any dude or dudettte known to man can doo it too dudes because the way i see it is the hondas2000 also known as the stook is just too beautiful a car to be wasted on some dumbass teenager or or even more ancient oldfarts i mean like how can a teenager possibly care about driving an s2000 like car when every dumbass old fart teenager i know just has his mind or her mind on sex and the old farts past their teens are even worse and even i can tell that the s2000 is way too small to do sex in and so just get yourself some winnebego or something and keep outa the way because us 12 year olds are taking over the roads and we dont need insurance or stuff because if we get convicted it is like a juvenile crime and we dont even get our names in the newspaper if you see what i mean and yesterday was my birthday too and it felt soooooooooooooo good to zoom to penn wynn elememntary school and 167 miles per hour with the top down and the clutch stinkin and the differntial crunchin and knowing that some old dumb fart teacher in her twenties was up to no good in that winnebego but i could care less cause i had my wheels and i had my way and my tattoo says "prepubescence rules" and this is my first post and my first day on the internet except ive been sms-ing for quite sometimes and if i can work that keyboard on my cell phone i dont see why it will be hard to learn how to use a clutch and an gear shift i mean the buttons and stuff are bigger than on the phone too and this is a link to my favorite book

right?

am i three weeks late and one day early?

 

24, I also don't think you should get an S as you only car. Personally if I had to drive mine everywhere I went, I would not have it. No room, worst of all, the worring from-parking, rain, hell, driving in snow/ice, etc. But it's your money, get what makes you happiest.

 

31 here. Don't get an S.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ron Jeremy
[B]31 here.

 

i'm 19 too. i live pretty close to you so if u want some help , just give me a heads up. seems like ur korean so dont worry bout english, we dont have to speak it =D

sangho

 

22 had it since 19 but get another car for a daily beater, you do not have trunk space in this car

 

I'm an ancient 56 and pay $1000 a year for really good insurance on my S2000, so I'm clearly coming from another place than you are.

However, the chance of you getting into trouble with the S2000 (accidents, tickets, whatever) are far, far greater than with most other cars. The rear-wheel drive, the perfect-up-to-the-limit-then-oops handling of a mid-engine car (engine is behind the front wheels), the sudden burst of power when the engine VTECs, the kinds of tires most of these cars have, and the minimal ground clearance will all cause you problems.

Unless money is no issue to you at all, I suggest that you buy something that is lots of fun but that your insurance company won't penalize you for and keep it three years until the accident clears your record. Get a car with a stick shift to see how you like this experience.

BTW, are you Korean, by any chance?

 

I don't think he mentioned that he uses the S2K to get ass. What I got from it was more like, "Every little bit helps, including the S2K." I totally agree with the whole not having to lug unwanted passengers around thing.

Anyhow, back on topic. I'm also 19 and I picked up the S2K when I was 18. Hopefully I'll be able to relate to you on a more even level compared to the "old farts". I've found S2ki.com to be one of the most accepting bulletin boards for the younger folks, with the exception of the usual few. Be EXTREMELY careful of the rear wheel drive, it reacts quite differently from front wheel drive cars. Long trips aren't too bad with the car, but you wouldn't be driving a two seater on a long trip, now would you? I use the S2000 as a daily driver in my college life and it usually isn't a problem. I end up riding in another car whenever there's a social occasion. It's actually kind of beneficial at times when you don't want to be the designated driver.

I don't want to rehash what has been said previously but listen to ralper's advice. His post is a great way of evaluating your situation. It's not bad advice coming from someone who you'd consider an "old fart." Also, make sure you aren't giving up more important priorities in order to purchase the car. It will definitely be a burden financially. You're going to have to pay a good amount of money for insurance if they decide to cover you at all along with the monthly finance fees. If you think you're ready, more power to you. If not, slow down and pick up a car that you can worry less about. You still have plenty of time to enjoy nice cars in the future.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Daniel L
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I don't think he mentioned that he uses the S2K to get ass. What I got from it was more like, "Every little bit helps, including the S2K." I totally agree with the whole not having to lug unwanted passengers around thing.