Lots of Questions about White S2000's?
I think GPW is one of the best colors for an S2000. It's a different white compared to a lot of cars out there. I owned my last '06 Laguna for about 6 years, and through that whole ownership, I always wished it was GPW. A few months after selling it, I started searching for an 08+ GPW. I was lucky to find one that was within 500 miles, but I definitely paid a premium for it(about $1300 over market value). After owning a GPW now, I couldn't imagine going to any other color, especially if you get one with red interior. The GPW with red interior is such a classic look.
I think GPW is one of the best colors for an S2000. It's a different white compared to a lot of cars out there. I owned my last '06 Laguna for about 6 years, and through that whole ownership, I always wished it was GPW. A few months after selling it, I started searching for an 08+ GPW. I was lucky to find one that was within 500 miles, but I definitely paid a premium for it(about $1300 over market value). After owning a GPW now, I couldn't imagine going to any other color, especially if you get one with red interior. The GPW with red interior is such a classic look.
I thought of something else that may relate to why white is so desirable on these cars but I don't know how well I can describe it: it seems like the "Honda" theme is white car, black interior, red badges. I see it on many cars and people tend to get the red badges for white cars more than for any other color. Hope that makes sense...
Originally Posted by FISH22' timestamp='1351696503' post='22120487
I think GPW is one of the best colors for an S2000. It's a different white compared to a lot of cars out there. I owned my last '06 Laguna for about 6 years, and through that whole ownership, I always wished it was GPW. A few months after selling it, I started searching for an 08+ GPW. I was lucky to find one that was within 500 miles, but I definitely paid a premium for it(about $1300 over market value). After owning a GPW now, I couldn't imagine going to any other color, especially if you get one with red interior. The GPW with red interior is such a classic look.
I thought of something else that may relate to why white is so desirable on these cars but I don't know how well I can describe it: it seems like the "Honda" theme is white car, black interior, red badges. I see it on many cars and people tend to get the red badges for white cars more than for any other color. Hope that makes sense...
I've got an 04 white on tan.
It was between that and suzuka blue. I still love the blue, but the white on tan just looks so classy and elegant.
It took me 6 Months to find mine, I found 2 others in that time period one had a white tax that was tooo high and the other guy tried shafting me for top repair.
it was well worth the wait
It was between that and suzuka blue. I still love the blue, but the white on tan just looks so classy and elegant.
It took me 6 Months to find mine, I found 2 others in that time period one had a white tax that was tooo high and the other guy tried shafting me for top repair.
it was well worth the wait
I wanted an S for quite some time. I looked at a few cars before I bought mine. Black was out, I'd had a black motorcycle and a black hatch and the damn things were always smoking hot. I only wanted this car in white. I wanted an 03 with pretty low miles. Only the 03' came white/tan... So for AP1's its the rarest color/interior combo.
Simply put GPW with a Mugen/Vis hard top is the sexiest thing around. It looks best in white, and while I wouldn't say that about every car, it definitely holds true for the S2K.
Simply put GPW with a Mugen/Vis hard top is the sexiest thing around. It looks best in white, and while I wouldn't say that about every car, it definitely holds true for the S2K.
There are 28 white S2000's.for sale nationwide on Autotrader.com....I want one, but if I can't get a buyer for my Silverstone for what I want, I'm not gonna sell it. My ideal S2000 is a 2005 with the tan interior with 40k miles or less. That is gonna cost at least $18k from the dealer.
Originally Posted by JERO' timestamp='1351580270' post='22117383
If you find a clean GPW, you should seriously consider buying it. I was set on a 02 or 03 model, and in those 2 years 60% of all S2000s were silver or blue.
A quick GPW summary:
2000 red interior: 671 out of 9,000
2001 red interior: 440 out of 10,000
2002 red interior: 327 out of 10,000
2003 tan interior: 715 out of 7,800
2004 tan interior: 525 out of 7,500
2005 tan interior: 683 out of 8,900
2006 black interior: 450 out of 5,600
2007 black/red interior: 556 out of 4,900
2008 red interior: 177 out of 2,600
2009 red interior: 41 out of 355
Good luck.
A quick GPW summary:
2000 red interior: 671 out of 9,000
2001 red interior: 440 out of 10,000
2002 red interior: 327 out of 10,000
2003 tan interior: 715 out of 7,800
2004 tan interior: 525 out of 7,500
2005 tan interior: 683 out of 8,900
2006 black interior: 450 out of 5,600
2007 black/red interior: 556 out of 4,900
2008 red interior: 177 out of 2,600
2009 red interior: 41 out of 355
Good luck.




