S2k dreams shattered
Originally Posted by RACER,Apr 19 2005, 09:32 PM
What about the rent, PG&E, sewer, water and garbage? Stock tires on this car cost about $700, plus sales tax will run you about $60, plus installation which is about another $50 to $60. Do you have any clue as to how much insurance is for a driver of an S2K that is under 25 years of age? Oh, I forgot, you are on your parents policy.
Did I mention the cost of good food. When you are paying for all of this, then you can talk about making ALL your own payments.
Did I mention the cost of good food. When you are paying for all of this, then you can talk about making ALL your own payments.
Originally Posted by Road Rash,Apr 20 2005, 11:15 AM
Just when he generalized all the guests.
and i have like what? 15k posts? 
guess my gold membership ran out so now im a troll

i like trolls.. smeagol was a troll.. he was cool.
Originally Posted by exceltoexcel,Apr 20 2005, 06:26 AM
On this car around 10-15k is the norm for replacing tires and typically those that wait until 15k are really pushing it.
My fronts should crap out in the late summer/early fall time. The rears still look new - and I was under the car looking at them 2 weeks ago. I can easily see 25+K for the fronts, ~20K for the rears. It all depends on what you do with the car and what kind of alignment you have.
For S-02's I was looking at $375 for the rears (mounted) and slightly less for the fronts. Prices have gone up since then though.
Originally Posted by Neil.H,Apr 20 2005, 06:31 AM
You're not even allowed to have a license until 17 here in the UK. You have plenty of time yet. Concentrate on school/ losing your virginity

I completely disagree. If you do a simple search you'll find that your opinion is very rare and that most owners of so2s will tell you that you'll end up dead if you go longer than 15k and it rains a drop. PLEASE NOTE I only have so2 experience and that is not whats on the new s2000. As for the pay no pay I was expresing my opinion that people should support this site and the amazing amount of liers that say they own a S when they do not. If you don't like my opinion fine but I don't think I'm being mean spirited about it.
Yeah I know sometimes topics just change and you have no idea what the original was. Usually because the original was so stupid that we get bored and move on. I hate when people smoke pot and post crap. I have however posted drunk before, I posted a lot of crap then too.
Originally Posted by exceltoexcel,Apr 20 2005, 01:00 PM
I completely disagree. If you do a simple search you'll find that your opinion is very rare and that most owners of so2s will tell you that you'll end up dead if you go longer than 15k and it rains a drop. PLEASE NOTE I only have so2 experience and that is not whats on the new s2000. As for the pay no pay I was expresing my opinion that people should support this site and the amazing amount of liers that say they own a S when they do not. If you don't like my opinion fine but I don't think I'm being mean spirited about it.
This set is doing him much better.
Originally Posted by RACER,Apr 19 2005, 09:32 PM
What about the rent, PG&E, sewer, water and garbage? Stock tires on this car cost about $700, plus sales tax will run you about $60, plus installation which is about another $50 to $60. Do you have any clue as to how much insurance is for a driver of an S2K that is under 25 years of age? Oh, I forgot, you are on your parents policy.
Did I mention the cost of good food. When you are paying for all of this, then you can talk about making ALL your own payments.
Did I mention the cost of good food. When you are paying for all of this, then you can talk about making ALL your own payments.
By the way, for the guy who said that insurance was too expensive for people under 25: I have a GOOD policy that only costs me 1300/year.
Originally Posted by Cyclon36,Apr 19 2005, 03:58 PM
I think it would be too much to handle. You need to build your way up slowly. Get a good rear wheel drive car to step into, beat the hell out of it and learn the charactaristics. The S is way too expensive to repair should anything go wrong and very unforgiving if you don't know how to drive a rwd car.



...What exactly is the topic of this thread???