A little better now.....thanks

~Andrew

 

Glad I could help, now if you would excuse me, I feel bad for my baby so imma buy her a present

-johnny

 

Good idea!

~Andrew

 

deng only 100,000 miles?? Is there any evidence for this?? if that's the case I would reconsider buying an s2000.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by fly_S2K
[B]Glad I could help, now if you would excuse me, I feel bad for my baby so imma buy her a present

 

Perhaps this is true if you "drive it like you stole it" as some magazines recommended. Otherwise, this car should last as long as any other Honda, my sister has about 250,000 on her Accord so the hand-built, high-quality nature of the S2000 should lend itself to good longevity. But any car's lifespan is a direct result of how it's driven, so those of you who wear out your rear S02's in 8000 miles or less shouldn't expect your S to last forever.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by djohnston
[B]Perhaps this is true if you "drive it like you stole it" as some magazines recommended.

 

Well. I have 48,000 miles. I guess that I only have about 3 or 4 good years left. Oh well. I need to start looking at Motor Trend's future models.

 

You're right it's not an Accord. The motor is designed to rev higher. I would agree if you took your average motor and consistently revved it 30% more than normal then you would see an associated drop in longevity. But there is no real evidence so far (that I have been able to find) that the f20c will not last as long as any other Honda motor. Do you have any evidence?

-Nick

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by GTI 20v
[B]....Do you have any evidence?