Obviously disregarding the obvious like totaling it, or having to sell it becuase of unforseen reasons...

How long do you think you will keep your s2k?

As for me, I plan to hold on to this car for the long run. I have had it for almost a year now, and the excitement never ceases.

 

I don't have it yet, but I hope to keep it until the next honda miracle, actually even if I can afford something exotic later on I'll make it a pure toy then.

 

I do not plan on selling this car. This is one car I will always have. I am thinking I need a new daily driver so I can reduce the amount of miles I put on the S2K. I have been thinking about getting an IS300 and using that for my daily commute.

 

Until it is at least a classic... (25 years)

 

Until something better comes along (not soon I think) or around 10 years. I love it but I think the new may wear of after 7 or 8 years.

 

I plan on keeping mine 'til I'm old and gray. Hey, wait a minute, I'm already old and gray!

 

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My current plan is to keep it until it breaks. There isn't any other car out there that I can afford that I'd rather have. Now, if the V8 NSX comes along at $55k, and I can afford it, yeah, I'll trade in my S2000.

 

The longest I have ever owned a car is two years. That was my E-36 M3. (Dakkar Yellow)
I think I might break that record with the S2000. It's already been a year and I still love it and have no desire to buy anything else.

 

Yup, Yup.

I will dump the Stook...

When I step into the garage and and see its beauty, its fine and powerful curves and don't grin widely anymore.

When I slide gently down into the drivers seat hands on the perfectly positioned and proportioned wheel and think it's a bit cramped.

When I punch the throttle and feel the rumble and roar of the engine screaming past 6..7..8 and then at the blink of the light, in one quick motion snick-snick into the next gear and don't feel like throwing up my hands and screaming YAAHOO!!

When I no longer look back over my shoulder as I walk away.

I'm not sure it can be measured in chronological time but rather in emotional time. When it simply does nothing for me and I wish I had something else instead, I'll get off and let someone else have a turn.