Ok this is a question I was thinking about this morning on the way to work. When your S gets to old/out dated to be your daily driver(if it is your daily driver)what will you try to look for? Will you look for a new roadster, or a newer S2000? Will you try to keep this one in the family for as long as you can? I guess what I'm getting at is the S is a NOW car, what will happen when it's not? Do you think people will just forget about it, or will people remember it and 10yrs from now still admire the S!

 

I pretty much plan on having my S for as long as it will run. It was my dream car for a long time, and I think its a classic roadster. Of course, the fact that its not my daily driver per say helps with that plan too.

Craig

 

I'm giving mine to my sister for her 21st birthday and buying another one and boosting it!!!

 

damn, thats one lucky sister. i think i'll keep mine as long as i can afford a 2nd car. it might have to go after i get married, have kids, etc. oh the sadness of reality.

 

For me the S2000 isn't a NOW car, but a FOREVER car.
I don't even think about another car to buy after this one, also because I've got the S2000 for just about a year, as a daily driver.
It will never get outdated for sure, it will get old, no doubt, but as seen on this forum they just keep on running and running and running.......

 

What will I do when my S gets "too old." Well, asking for a definition of "too old" is arguing with the premise. Hence, the only answer can be: shoot it. : HPH

 

Depending on the financial situation, I'd love to see it turn into a dedicated track/auto-x car when it's life as a DD is over. I can't imagine selling it, especially after the title's mine.

 

I think it will always be a cool car... It may loose some speed and power to up coming competetion, but that doesn't matter, the s2k is going to be a classic.

 

going to trade mine in on a muscle car that i can crash while driving recklessly