As the topic says, is the S a "common" car in the US? Does anyone have a clue about how many S's are made?

 

Roughly, 14,000 are produced yearly, 7,000 imported to North America, so in USA and Canada, there are currently about 50,000.

Subtract from that attrition due to accident and theft, and you lose maybe 5,000.

Start looking at color by year, and the cars start to get more rarified, like there were 300 or so Canada spec GPW w/ blue interiors for 2003 for example.

 

Wow!.. There is a total of 38(!) S2000's in Norway.. I don't know how many in each color though. Is it possible to find out how many MY00 were made in silverstone metallic with black interior? Just curious.

 

No the S isn't a common car in the US. Only about 5-7 thousand sold each year. I see about 4 each week on the road. You see a lot more civics and accords, not to mention various GM SUV models.

 

Yeah, I think there are something like 2.5 cars for each person in the USA, so that would be like 600 million cars - 50,000 S2000s aren't that many.

 

OK. Thanks for the info! Does anyone know where I can find more info like color combinations and stuff? Just mail Honda?..

 

You can try to write a code and run through the database of carfax.com, it tells you the year and color without making you pay. People have done this before, but only with small production number cars like the nsx. If you start running thousands on carfax, they might block you. =)