I was recently diagnosed with S2000 fever. Sounds like the OP has been infected as well. Prices are up because we are all getting sick. The big problem is, it will only get worse. When we give rides to others, they can easily become infected too.

 

I'm running into the same crap. 16k for a 2002 with 90k miles on it. Give me a break

 

Right, no one really wants any of those San Diego cars haha. I'd have no issue paying over bluebook. It's getting really hard to find a nice car down here.

 

Supply and demand man , I'm gonna have to pay like 16-17 for an ap2 soon. . . well i hope i get one for that price ~2005`

 

I hope values on clean ones continue to rise, although with the car becoming older, they become cheaper to attain. That, unfortunately, means people decide to stance, hellaflush, camber, drift, and stretched tire them to cheapen the look. Not to mention the amount of "I totaled my S" threads that have been on here. Although, I'll be honest, I cringe MORE when I see one with those ridiculous stretched and cambered wheels than I do when I see a wrecked one.

 

That poor, unloved S2000. Barely over 800 miles in its entire lifetime? So sad....

 

 

to all those complaining ..................

go buy a Miata. Almost 25 years in production. Plentiful and cheap.

Bye.

 

Don't forget fender rolling.

The threads that make me cringe are "It took me a year to find a clean orginal S2000. Here are my list of planned mods:"

 

Im thinking about selling mine and getting a 2000-2002 WHITE MR2 Spyder... 2195 lbs, RWD, mid engine and a future swap are pretty enticing.