is the S overpriced?
S2000s aren't overpriced in US. I think they are fairly priced (considering the actual dealing price, not MSRP)
The car still offers "good" performance by today's standards, though not stellar for its price range. One needs to consider that convertibles generally sell at a slight premium over hardtops ...
The car still offers "good" performance by today's standards, though not stellar for its price range. One needs to consider that convertibles generally sell at a slight premium over hardtops ...
Originally Posted by alSpeed2k,Nov 4 2008, 07:20 PM
Who compares an S2000 with a CRV? Apples to Oranges comparison!
Originally Posted by ThuG LyFe,Nov 4 2008, 06:36 PM
it is still pretty expensive compared to other cars. 00's are still going for like 12k. hondas do hold their value i guess.
Originally Posted by patinum,Nov 4 2008, 04:50 PM
First, no one (smart) pays MSRP for an S2000 anymore.
Second, I've come up with an analogy. Do you prefer fat chicks or thin hot chicks? You get more with a fat chick - bigger boobs, more cushion for the pushin, etc. But do you want those things or is less actually more?
Second, I've come up with an analogy. Do you prefer fat chicks or thin hot chicks? You get more with a fat chick - bigger boobs, more cushion for the pushin, etc. But do you want those things or is less actually more?
Off topic but I LOVE YOUR SIG!
Originally Posted by patinum,Nov 4 2008, 01:50 PM
First, no one (smart) pays MSRP for an S2000 anymore.
Second, I've come up with an analogy. Do you prefer fat chicks or thin hot chicks? You get more with a fat chick - bigger boobs, more cushion for the pushin, etc. But do you want those things or is less actually more?
Second, I've come up with an analogy. Do you prefer fat chicks or thin hot chicks? You get more with a fat chick - bigger boobs, more cushion for the pushin, etc. But do you want those things or is less actually more?
If I see a person in a gas station when I'm in picking something up...I can usually guess which vehicle in the parking lot is theirs... Usually the vehicle looks like the person! If they are well groomed, the vehicle is usually clean, if they are not it is dirty. If they are overweight they are often in an SUV or domestic sedan. If they are good looking and trim they are usually driving a "sporty" Japanese or German import in good condition.
I hate to stereotype but this is the way it is.








