Does the season really make that big of a difference if I hold on to my S2k now and sell it in the spring vs selling it now? I would think the depreciation from being in another year plus 6 months older would balance out the winter season now. I'm talking east coast where it is cold now.

Thoughts?

 

I wouldn't think it would have much of an effect on value, but I doubt many people buy convertible roadsters during the cold months. It will probably sit for sale until the spring anyway before anyone buys it.

 

I got mine in Dec. since I had better barganing power. I and the seller knew they would not be able to sell it for 4-5 more months so they were willing to negotiate a little.

 

Idk, I think i'd buy during winter for an s2k than when it's warmer.. it might just be me but I feel like it might be cheaper

 

same when i'm ready to buy i'll be on a hunt for it as an early christmas present for me or a late new year's present. prices DEFINATELY are cheaper but the selection might be less so it kinda works hand in hand.

 

Listed my S2000 last October. Not a single bite until Spring. Then the emails started lighting up! Hard to sell during the cold months. More bargining power for the buyer. In the Spring you might get a bidding war though.
My 2 cents.

 

Bought mine in Jan 06 and drove home over the mountains in the snow

 

in february of this year i purchased a gpw base for 26k. 2 weeks ago i purchased a cr for 29k. i highyly doubt i could have gotten these types of deals in the spring/ summer months.

 

I would think more people are thinking convertable in the spring...,

 

bought mine in late november in south dakota....drove it home in the snow/sleet storm when it was 32 degrees outside...