Status of the Honda s2000?
Originally posted by kamehamaha
I always thought that a typical oil change on a Porsche was around $90.
I always thought that a typical oil change on a Porsche was around $90.
When I bought my s2k 2 years ago I seriously prices out a Boxster S. The Porsche would have cost me about $63K with all the options that I wanted like the "the sports suspension and the Interior badge". To me $63k-$33k = $30k = the price of Porsche status and heritage. It wasn't worth it for me.
Care to enlighten us as to how much a oil change is? I thought I had a fairly reliable resource....Other than the fact that you MUST take it to the dealer unless you know how to pull the engine out of those things to get at the filter?
I always thought that a typical oil change on a Porsche was around $90.
Has anyone else ever noticed that you can pick the Americans out of a group because they are the ones who guess and stab at answers to a question instead of simply saying that they don
Personally I hope that Honda DOESN'T do any upgrades to the car in the coming year(s). This is Honda's millenium car celebrating their 50th anniversary. It's design shows off Honda's engineering and technology. It should remain a statement of Honda at that point in time.
If Honda has to produce a car with more hp, more torque, more whatever, they should produce a different model. Classics attain that status because they are a statement that reflect a specific point in time.
Not "evolving" the design also makes them more valuable with time!
If Honda has to produce a car with more hp, more torque, more whatever, they should produce a different model. Classics attain that status because they are a statement that reflect a specific point in time.
Not "evolving" the design also makes them more valuable with time!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by steve c
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No, you can do it yourself. Here is the FAQ. http://www.986faq.com/7-0/oil.asp
Has anyone else ever noticed that you can pick the Americans out of a group because they are the ones who guess and stab at answers to a question instead of simply saying that they don
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No, you can do it yourself. Here is the FAQ. http://www.986faq.com/7-0/oil.asp
Has anyone else ever noticed that you can pick the Americans out of a group because they are the ones who guess and stab at answers to a question instead of simply saying that they don







