I haven't been looking at anything later than 05 but I agree. (Sudden change of heart is because a number of people have been telling me having VSA is worth the DBW.)

Red on black.

 

I've been following the market, and that is indeed $5k too high. It even mentioned the damaged rear bumper.

I'm sorry, maybe my mindset is a bit more conservative than others, but my future S2000 will merely be a toy. There's no way I'll spend new car money on it.

 

2007 GPW 70,000 miles
2nd owner
1 accident, owner claims truck backed into front passenger fender and bumper. Accident report indicates 10 mph so it seems legit. The fender and bumper was replaced.
Black OEM hardtop
Front lip, side strakes, and trunk lip spoiler.
CT-E supercharger with aftercooler, 6 psi
Flashpro

About to buy it for 23k this week. Last minute opinions?

 

That's a LOT of money for a car that's been hit AND thoroughly molested. If I had 23k laying around, I'm passing on this without a heartbeat.

 

Both of the 2007 GPW cars mentioned here sound pretty overpriced for what they are.

 

I know which car you are referring to. Owner is banking on the color combo (which is very desirable) for someone to pay the asking price, but rear bumper damage was not merely a small scuff. I'd pay that asking price if it was a 2008 or 2009 with 20k miles and clean body panels, but no way for that one.

 

Seems about 6k too high. You can do a lot better if you are committed to spending that much. You can get a clean stock example with far fewer miles all ready for you to mod ... or not. Pass.

 

@reversible That's definitely high. If all 10 VINs are in tact and there's no modifications, it could fetch as high as 25K, but 23-24K would be typical market. If they won't come down, there's others out there, you may just have to wait for the right one.

 

@Magister Price also seems high - some folks may feel that the supersharger, flashpro, etc, adds value/cost. For me, that is a major detractor - chances are it's been tracked and/or abused. Need to take that into account. However, if that's what your plans are to do to it, then the value may be worth it to you. It's all about perceived value - if you think it's worth it for what you want out of an S2000, have at it.