I can't believe this, someone is so upset with Honda America that he is selling off all his Honda vehicles: an NSX, a S2000, and a Honda scooter. You have to read his letter to Honda to understand why he is selling off all his Honda holdings. A little drastic if you ask me. Too bad the pictures do not show the S2000 very well, but the NSX looks really nice.

So what is this "bottom air dam" that is typically cracked?

Read the complete story here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=1839627939

 

I know California has the "lemon law" but not sure about Florida,but if they do that would be a better way to go IMO.

 

Crazy... crazy I tell you!

 

Yes Florida does have the lemon law.. my brother had to actually do that with his 98 VW Jetta. I beleive it's 3 times the it's fixed and the problem hasn't been fixed you can report it as a lemon.

 

some people... tsk, tsk, tsk...

 

I actually posted this in the marketplace thing a while back...

 

Sorry about that. With the "search" capability disabled, I was not able to see if the topic was discussed previously.

Here is the link to JonBoy's thread. I am undecided whether the story is legitimate or not, but he is not getting any bids even though we all think the price is too good to be true.

 

SinD,is it only 3 times?I thought it was 5.I also think you must be having the same problem with the car/part for it to take effect.Some woman out here just got a nice chunk of change from a Volvo dealer under this law.

 

Interesting. Did he base his purchase off of his power washer??

 

Sounds to me like the guy went over the edge a bit more than necessary,but I guess he has a point to prove.Be fun to get ahold of another S for a cheap price and use it for the track.