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Originally Posted by UmarS2K,Nov 10 2008, 09:52 PM
The C6 'Vettes are monsterous; however, I do think that trading an S2000 that was only taken past 6K rpm once is a waste of ownership.BTW, I'd never trade my S for any car in the world.
I'm not a fanboi or anything of that nature, but it's my first official car and I plan on keeping it forever. 
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Originally Posted by UmarS2K,Nov 10 2008, 09:52 PM
The C6 'Vettes are monsterous; however, I do think that trading an S2000 that was only taken past 6K rpm once is a waste of ownership.BTW, I'd never trade my S for any car in the world.
I'm not a fanboi or anything of that nature, but it's my first official car and I plan on keeping it forever. 
also don't understand how people hit these crazy PPD's
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Originally Posted by lh4x4,Nov 11 2008, 04:39 PM
For who ever thought I was a troll here's the S2000, my 02 Vette, O5 Vette and 08 Vette.
pardon the poor analogy, its like building a pool and never going for a swim.
senor flogo. Your analogy is not poor it is just wrong. It is like buying a piece of art and looking at it. I am a collector. I have 52 bicycles, 4 motorcycles, and five vehicles. I change that collection over periodically. Before the S2000 trade on the 05 Vette, I traded a Mazda MX-5 on a new 08 Vette.
My 08 Hylander Limited is for driving. It has 24,000 miles on it. The other's get from 1 to 3K per year. That's at least another 10 to 12 K per year. I am in or one a ride every day.
However, being 68 and a retired Police Chief, I do not speed.
As I said, I took the S2000 over 6K rpm in a lower gear when I was taking it to the dealer to trade. It was a noticeable little extra punch. But you should feel the punch of the 6.2 liter 436 hp makes. There is no comparison.
My 08 Hylander Limited is for driving. It has 24,000 miles on it. The other's get from 1 to 3K per year. That's at least another 10 to 12 K per year. I am in or one a ride every day.
However, being 68 and a retired Police Chief, I do not speed.
As I said, I took the S2000 over 6K rpm in a lower gear when I was taking it to the dealer to trade. It was a noticeable little extra punch. But you should feel the punch of the 6.2 liter 436 hp makes. There is no comparison.








