Does anyone know of a dealership in Colorado that will sell me a S2000 at MSRP? Or maybe in the neighboring states? Any help is appreciated. Thanks

 

I seem to remember some board members finding good prices in N. Mex, Clovis perhaps. Good hunting!

 

I haven't checked lately, but Ralph Schomp Honda, Littleton, CO sells for MSRP. I'm sure you will be put on a waiting list.

I bought my White/Red from John Elway Honda at MSRP, but had to buy all the "forced options" at dealer invoice. (about 4k over sticker)

Good luck !

 

Valley Motor Honda in Sheridan, Wyoming sells for MSRP but doesn't have another one coming as far as I know. It would be worth a call. They've sold four so far (2 in MY2000 and 2 in MY2001) and at one time could get a couple more from a nearby dealer.

They are completely reliable. Call Myrna (my salesman) or Les (the sales manager) or Dick (the owner). Call 307-672-3492. You are welcome to mention "Barry." They know me too well. I've bought six new cars from them and they've seen more of my new S2000 than they would have liked. It is fixed 100% perfect now.

Sheridan is about an eight hour drive from Denver, well six hours in an S2000.

Barry in Wyoming...

 

Is Ohio a neighboring state??? -- LOL Just Kidding! What color do you want? I can look it up on the Honda Net and see if any dealers in CO have one on the ground or voming in.

 

My first color is white. Then Yellow. Thanks for everyones help. Any tips, warnings, etc when dealing with the dealership? I a lot of time to shop.

 

Did you say you have alot of time or you do not have a lot of time?

My advice would be to buy one from me! -- I'm just Joking. I don't want everyone to think I'm a jerk or a spammer. When dealing with a dealer, just ask a lot of questions and make sure the guy or gal knows what they are talking about. If they don't know a lot about the car that's O.K. but there is nothing worse than a know it all that doesn't know anything. Also ask for names of others that have bought S2000 from them, and actually contact them. The true test is when you ask for this info, hope the salesperson says sure but they would like to call them first and ask if it is O.K. This shows that the salesperson is a professional, if they just give up the name and vitals that's kind of rude and they may do it to you. The best is if the salesperson has the client call you.

Hey I'll pull some White and Yellow ones in that area for you and post them or send them to you later.

 

I totally agree with you and the saleperson attitude towards previous S2000 owners. I HAVE a lot of time to buy one. Is the car only in production for 2 year? or is it 4? Thanks for you help and advice.