Well, many of us already know why we don't just buy a NSX

Ok, to whom it my interest:

I'll put down $10k, and would like to have it 1 day out of the week. I only need 8 more people. Who's interested?

 

You are complaining about a bunch of women driving S2000s? I can't think of a better sight!

-Justin

 

Very few here (BG,KY), and I don't see many in Nashville or Louisville when I travel there! But I do get harrassed by BMW's from Nashville to Chicago. But I guess that doesn't count.

 

I'm in So. California and I don't see that many S2Ks. Maybe I need to get out more.

 

Ever since the weather has warmed up they are coming out. I saw the same 2(suzuka and GPW) all the time in the winter, now I've seen 3 BB , a NFR and a couple silverstones

 

I see maybe one other every 3 days here in Nashville.

 

I don't see them super-often either... plenty of 350Zs, Miatas, g35s though... while I'm playing basketball every once in a while I see some super nice cars (Astons, Lambos, and Ferraris) pass my house... I was in Las Vegas a few days ago and they have these rental places that let you rent exotic sports cars like Ferraris, Vipers, Vettes, BMW Z3s and Z8s, as well as H1 Hummers, but this time I saw they had a yellow S2000... I also saw a Bentley Continental GT and two Rolls-Royce Phantoms (one black, one white) while I was there...

 

Well, needless to say back in 2000 they were very rare. Having the S was almost like celebrity status with all the attention that it brought. By the time 2003 rolled around they were still rare but you saw a few around town. It still depends on where you live but they are getting cheaper so they will be seen in more places.

 

The one reason i love livin up here in manitoba. I think theres maybe a dozen of these cars in the province, if that. Our warm summer season is kinda short here and the car is also $50k up here so kinda expensive for a convertible. Rarely pass any on the road.