Even driving an S you could still go to Ikea for the cafeteria Swedish meatballs...

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Those are sensational

 

The salmon sucks ass though

 

Even car shares like Zipcar often have these types of vehicles if you look for them. Way back in ~2009, I moved a wine cabinet in a Toyota Sienna Zipcar, and a couch in a Tacoma Zipcar. Both were like $8/hr.

 

as long as you don't live where it's always snowing and you don't live in the most dishonest cities with stupid drivers/people jacking your car I say go for it.

I DD'd my s2000 for a full year, about 15,000 miles when my other car was down. I still rotate between this car and my other and if it's nice outisde I'll DD the s2000 for the entire week, figure I help balance miles between the two(120+ miles daily)

 

I have been DD'ing my 03 for 1.5 years (almost 30k miles) and I will continue to do so until I pay it off (few more years).

Reasons it works as a DD for me is:

- I'm young, no kids, no wife
- No pets
- I live in NC (I would not want to DD this in a place that got loads of snow)
- My commute to work is virtually all highway with no bumper to bumper traffic (The S sucks in traffic in my opinion)


I have found myself in situations where I wish I had a larger car, but when I put the top down and wind through some gears, I remember why I DD my S....


It's SO DAMN FUN!

 

I have put over 100,000 daily driven miles on a Honda S2000, but live in an area where it doesn't snow.

You'd be surprised how easy it is to live with, especially if you keep it close to stock. You will have to make the occasional sacrifice - you will have to be conscious of trunk space when on grocery runs (though I've found with determination, you can do really well) - you won't be able to help anyone move - You will only be able to take one passenger with you at all times.

But on the other side, it is one of the best cars ever made. I'm not joking, the chassis, the engine, the build quality are all at a very high level. I have driven exotics that are less fun to drive.

It will spoil you. You'll never want to drive anything else.

 

I drove my S2000 daily for years until my youngest son got old enough to need a ride to school. Getting two kids into an S2000 is a trick, especially when the youngest balks at riding in the trunk.

Yes, it's completely possible to daily drive an S2000 if you live in a relatively mild climate. It wouldn't be the best for much ice/snow or if you have need for hauling a significant amount of items/people.