Why go FI?
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I like my S as much as the next guy. But I will never understand the justification behind FI. The cost/benefit equation just does not make sense; the S is $32K or so new, the Vette is about $45K. What is the point of making the S fast, when you can just BUY a faster car to begin with? I understand that the S offers a unique driving experience (so does the Vette, BTW), but still... I would pick the Vette if I wanted "FI power": it offers better and easier resale than a FI S, and the maintenance of a NA Vette is easier than of a FI S. Any thoughts on this?
Well let's see....... I own my S2000, if I wanted to go FI I could for about $5-$7k
If I wanted to buy a vette, i would have to sell my car for Maybe $18k then spend another 30k on a new car.
But honestly I find the S2000 more fun to drive, the vette is fun in it's own right but there is just something about the S2000 that keeps you coming back.
If I wanted to buy a vette, i would have to sell my car for Maybe $18k then spend another 30k on a new car.
But honestly I find the S2000 more fun to drive, the vette is fun in it's own right but there is just something about the S2000 that keeps you coming back.




