this is a very specialized car and it meant to be a sports car that has great reliability.
It will not haul a boat, or a trailer, but it will haul a$$ when you want to have some 'legal' fun.

 

I doubt that the scooter from Dumb and Dumber would have enough luggage space for two adults for a week. Longest daily run on the trip was about 450 miles or so. Two days ran about 10 - 11 hours in the car.

 

this is the only instance where i'll say i wish it was smaller lol

 

How are you going to afford an S2000 in HS.....?

When people comment about the lack of a backseat I always comment on the length of the hood for compensation.

If you are looking for a taxi buy something else.

 

I have owned an S2000 for 3 months now. The car is perfect in terms of space, you can fit groceries and other stuff. I never really had a problem, I actually liked it that I didnt have to drive anyone home. Its great for solo driving, or with a sideckick/girlfriend. However, I do have to say... If you are out with a chick and you want to make out somewhere, then you are out of luck, no back seat I missed my mustang convertible then.

 

Yeah..

I'm really not that worried about space. You have to make some trade offs if you want to go fast!

 

no, I was in high school, the only question I had would that Red convertible get more girls or would some other car.

I chose wisely

 

Having it as a daily driver isn't too bad as it has the perfect amount of space for the stuff that I bring to work. The only downside is having to go through some rough roads- which can get really jarring and make the car feel like a shopping cart.

 

I had the same problem as you. I got my S going into Junior Yr of high school and still have it in college. I used it as a DD everyday...I asked the same questions as you too when I was getting it. I was more towards the Evo then, but the S2k magically appeared in my garage one day when I got home..I enjoyed it, but couple years later I'm eagerly waiting for the Evo X to trade my S2k for. Moral of the story is, the car you want now will most likely be the car you regret not getting later. Have a nice day.

 

This post is really a rorschach test.

Convertible Sports Car is not truck. It does its niche really well and doesn't do 3-15 people, towing, big objects, or many-many small objects well.

If you are worried, you shouldn't think of it, get a wagon.

It is really more like a comfortable motorcycle.