Is anyone's S2000 a "weekend car"
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Im looking to pick up a 92 Civic Si for a beater and to make the S2000 a "weekend car" per se. Im just going to get liability on the Civic as it is only going to cost me 750.00 (a neighbor is selling it to me). Anyways, what restrictions are on a "weekend car". Mileage? Usage? Auto-X? I just want something I can still drive when the weather is nice and on weekends. Also, Ill be taking a few 200-300 mile trips with it 3 or 4 times a year, is that alright? Any insight at all?
Thanks!
-Matt
Im looking to pick up a 92 Civic Si for a beater and to make the S2000 a "weekend car" per se. Im just going to get liability on the Civic as it is only going to cost me 750.00 (a neighbor is selling it to me). Anyways, what restrictions are on a "weekend car". Mileage? Usage? Auto-X? I just want something I can still drive when the weather is nice and on weekends. Also, Ill be taking a few 200-300 mile trips with it 3 or 4 times a year, is that alright? Any insight at all?
Thanks!
-Matt
I already did. Its going to save me 260.00 per year to insure the EG and the S as a weekend car. Not a bad deal. Anyways, I asked on this since I wanted S2000 owners to chime in, I already did the obvious, thanks for the insight.
-Matt
-Matt
Originally Posted by mattfeet,Oct 8 2007, 02:32 PM
I already did. Its going to save me 260.00 per year to insure the EG and the S as a weekend car. Not a bad deal. Anyways, I asked on this since I wanted S2000 owners to chime in, I already did the obvious, thanks for the insight.
-Matt
-Matt
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I don't think there are any restrictions OTHER than mileage. In the event of a claim they will certainly check if the mileage jives with your statement that it is a weekend car only.
I had to take the miles for 6 months for my insurer - but my buddy did not have to do that.
I had to take the miles for 6 months for my insurer - but my buddy did not have to do that.







