-Official- Is this car worth it thread - vol. 2
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Is this worth it? My dad is worried about high mileage, but I know how reliable these cars can be if maintained properly. What sort of routine costs am I in for? Btw, the car is for me. It'll be my first manual transmission or RWD car...so I'm very excited and worried that that excitement is making me hasty in my decision making. Please bring me down to earth if this isn't a good buy!
Is this worth it? My dad is worried about high mileage, but I know how reliable these cars can be if maintained properly. What sort of routine costs am I in for? Btw, the car is for me. It'll be my first manual transmission or RWD car...so I'm very excited and worried that that excitement is making me hasty in my decision making. Please bring me down to earth if this isn't a good buy!
Originally Posted by discretion' timestamp='1382237877' post='22836458
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...132707673.html
Is this worth it? My dad is worried about high mileage, but I know how reliable these cars can be if maintained properly. What sort of routine costs am I in for? Btw, the car is for me. It'll be my first manual transmission or RWD car...so I'm very excited and worried that that excitement is making me hasty in my decision making. Please bring me down to earth if this isn't a good buy!
Is this worth it? My dad is worried about high mileage, but I know how reliable these cars can be if maintained properly. What sort of routine costs am I in for? Btw, the car is for me. It'll be my first manual transmission or RWD car...so I'm very excited and worried that that excitement is making me hasty in my decision making. Please bring me down to earth if this isn't a good buy!
82k miles is not high mileage on modern cars. Cars are built to go easily twice that. There are plenty of s2k's over 200k miles in case you haven't seen any.
If you have never owned a manual transmission/RWD car then I suggest you buy something else.
If you have never owned a manual transmission/RWD car then I suggest you buy something else.
PS - ya I'm old.
Thanks for your reply. I've driven a manual before, I can start on hills and such, but I'm definitely NOT experienced. I still stall now and then and it's not second nature. Would you still suggest another car? And did you mean a lower mileage S2000 or another car altogether?
I'm looking to purchase my first S2000, and found a 2005 NFR S2000 in VA with an asking price of $15,500 on this forum.
It currently has 74,800 miles. What do you guys think?
2005 S2000
It currently has 74,800 miles. What do you guys think?
2005 S2000
Originally Posted by Orjinal' timestamp='1382314346' post='22837296
82k miles is not high mileage on modern cars. Cars are built to go easily twice that. There are plenty of s2k's over 200k miles in case you haven't seen any.
If you have never owned a manual transmission/RWD car then I suggest you buy something else.
If you have never owned a manual transmission/RWD car then I suggest you buy something else.
PS - He means that 82K is no big deal on a well-maintained S2000 or any other modern car. I agree.
I went to a dealer with an 08 BB, Red seats 14k miles. They wanted 31k, NADA is at 26.5
Car was mint except for driver side bolsters worn significantly for that milager(probably a really heavy driver), and very minor scrapes under the front bumper.
What is this realistically worth in NJ
Car was mint except for driver side bolsters worn significantly for that milager(probably a really heavy driver), and very minor scrapes under the front bumper.
What is this realistically worth in NJ
I went to a dealer with an 08 BB, Red seats 14k miles. They wanted 31k, NADA is at 26.5
Car was mint except for driver side bolsters worn significantly for that milager(probably a really heavy driver), and very minor scrapes under the front bumper.
What is this realistically worth in NJ
Car was mint except for driver side bolsters worn significantly for that milager(probably a really heavy driver), and very minor scrapes under the front bumper.
What is this realistically worth in NJ
Seems like prices are very high this year compared to last. Their asking price of $31k is ridiculous. The NADA $26.5k seems more realistic and probably what I would expect a dealer to price it at, then work from there.









