You could do better than that even with those miles. Dunno where you live though, might be in a landlocked area where F150s are king.

 

If you want to spend the money to find one in mint condition, make sure to check VIN tags on all body panels. Every single panel on an S2k has a VIN tag. That way you can make sure it hasn't been in any accident, don't solely rely on Carfax report.

 

[QUOTE=JLUDE,Sep 24 2009, 05:30 AM]

 

depends on how far away you're looking and your location... many of us have gone out of state to get ours.

 

Make sure you budget for insurance and tires.

 

[QUOTE=s2kPA,Sep 24 2009, 09:42 AM] Spent the last two months looking for an s2k and didn

 

[QUOTE=9volt,Sep 24 2009, 09:25 AM]There are plenty on craigslist.

 

I love how so many on this site depreciate our cars as much as possible. If one person posts a very low price (true or not) it becomes the new standard price for every S out there. A car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. KBB should be a good starting point: 2003 with 38k miles $18,000.
KBB 2003 S2K 38k miles

 

That's KBB retail pricing.

 

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