S2000 to TT to S2000
If you trade it in below 10,000 I doubt the loss will be too much. Depends if it is a coupe or a roadster and your location. Contrary to regular behaviour the roadsters depreciate a little faster than the coupes in most locals for the TT.
I too thought about buying a TT so that I wouldn't have to drive a beater in the winter. If you work this right you could have a TT for a winter car without worrying about longterm corrosion and an 'S' for a summer car.
Good Luck
NS2000X
I too thought about buying a TT so that I wouldn't have to drive a beater in the winter. If you work this right you could have a TT for a winter car without worrying about longterm corrosion and an 'S' for a summer car.
Good Luck
NS2000X
Jerry,
Instead of keeping the TT the entire winter, I'd check the local Honda dealers to see how much they'll sell you an '02 S2K for. I'm sure during the dead of winter, they'd probably drop their prices.
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Instead of keeping the TT the entire winter, I'd check the local Honda dealers to see how much they'll sell you an '02 S2K for. I'm sure during the dead of winter, they'd probably drop their prices.
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Jerry1189 - Get rid of that TT.
1- If the TT Coupe was more "practical" the get the Hardtop option on the new S2000 and then you will have the best of both worlds.
2- Get the color you want, do not compromise. Do not let the little (jealous) people sway you from your 1st choice. If you get another S2000 IMHO color is not going to make a difference whether or not the car gets noticed. It is a S2000, it will get noticed in any color!
1- If the TT Coupe was more "practical" the get the Hardtop option on the new S2000 and then you will have the best of both worlds.
2- Get the color you want, do not compromise. Do not let the little (jealous) people sway you from your 1st choice. If you get another S2000 IMHO color is not going to make a difference whether or not the car gets noticed. It is a S2000, it will get noticed in any color!
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