View Poll Results: Which is the S2000?
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Is the S2000 practical or impractical?
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In the Iowa winter it is VERY impractical. Impossible to drive without decent all-season tires (I don't use 
). Any other time of the year tho it's great. There are the rare occasions where it is more practical than a regular sedan. You need to bring a small tree home? Just put the top down hahaha.
). Any other time of the year tho it's great. There are the rare occasions where it is more practical than a regular sedan. You need to bring a small tree home? Just put the top down hahaha.
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I'm 19, single, no kids and a military member so they pay to move all my furniture and what not when I change station. It gets decent mpg and I hate driving a lot of people around. For me it's extremely practical.
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Practical because it forces the driver to focus on the task at hand, and provides great feedback to the driver.
This is coming from an RDX, where I believe all the tech/conveniences can lead to a distraction and disconnection to the road.
I find the S2000 more practical because it forces me to focus only on driving, and to be more efficient with what I do carry as cargo.
This is coming from an RDX, where I believe all the tech/conveniences can lead to a distraction and disconnection to the road.
I find the S2000 more practical because it forces me to focus only on driving, and to be more efficient with what I do carry as cargo.
