Does anyone know how many S2000s could be out on the sreets in the US? And, also how many come into our country each year from Japan? I live in a town of 20,000 and there are 3 S's.

 

I don't know the exact numbers, but there were 'about' 6k S2000s sold in the US every year. It did vary form year to year. Obviously, not all of those are still on the roads, considering wrecks and such.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_S2000

Your answer is there. Chart towards the bottom.

How do you know there are exactly 3 S2000s in your town of 20,000?

 

My job has me all over town every day---sometimes 75 miles in a day and never leave the city limits. S2000s stand out so well that they are hard to miss. You must not be from a small town. I don't know the people who own them but I know where they park at work every day.

 

trust me, in a town that small you would know.

i used to be in a town of 30k people, and it sounds like a lot, but everyone knows everyone, its like damn pleasantville

 

Ok so someone check my math. There have been about 67,000 S2K's sold in the US. Assuming all of them are still on the road, and using wiki's figure of 250,833,000 total passenger cars in the US, that means that only about .026% of American cars are S2000's. Pretty cool.

 

If there are a total of 250,833,000 total passenger cars in the US, and the total population of US is 301,139,947.

That's about 83% of the people having cars. That's pretty crazy considering the population count includes people who aren't old enough to drive yet.

 

I've got 2 vehicles myself...

 

I've got 3.

 

I see at least 2-3 EVERY DAY around here: San Francisco Bay Area