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From: Nr Grimsby
Originally Posted by G-man,Nov 28 2004, 03:09 PM
I have decided to carry on looking for a month or so but if I am still not successfull I shall consider buying a BMW 330 coupe
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Originally Posted by G-man,Nov 28 2004, 11:09 PM
neil_s2k - Im not a stupid monkey who is going to rush into buying a crappy Honda S2000 (plenty of them around). 
I have decided to carry on looking for a month or so but if I am still not successfull I shall consider buying a BMW 330 coupe
I seem to be popular
I have decided to carry on looking for a month or so but if I am still not successfull I shall consider buying a BMW 330 coupe
I seem to be popular
2. Possible mis-match with your assertion in 1. here.........
3. Whoah!
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I know, but If I bought any other sports car I would be disappointed
The bmw would be the more practical option.
Im just annoyed on how hard it is to find a good S2000.
You seem to get 2 types of buyers
- the Enthusiast, 1 owner car who puts only 3000 on the clock, very well looked after
- or you get the short owned S2000 with more owners, maybe lease company which have abused the car and have not kept up with the re-calls and service history
The bmw would be the more practical option.
Im just annoyed on how hard it is to find a good S2000.
You seem to get 2 types of buyers
- the Enthusiast, 1 owner car who puts only 3000 on the clock, very well looked after
- or you get the short owned S2000 with more owners, maybe lease company which have abused the car and have not kept up with the re-calls and service history
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Originally Posted by G-man,Nov 28 2004, 11:29 PM
I know, but If I bought any other sports car I would be disappointed
The bmw would be the more practical option.
Im just annoyed on how hard it is to find a good S2000.
You seem to get 2 types of buyers
- the Enthusiast, 1 owner car who puts only 3000 on the clock, very well looked after
- or you get the short owned S2000 with more owners, maybe lease company which have abused the car and have not kept up with the re-calls and service history
The bmw would be the more practical option.
Im just annoyed on how hard it is to find a good S2000.
You seem to get 2 types of buyers
- the Enthusiast, 1 owner car who puts only 3000 on the clock, very well looked after
- or you get the short owned S2000 with more owners, maybe lease company which have abused the car and have not kept up with the re-calls and service history
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Originally Posted by GSi,Nov 28 2004, 11:52 PM
I agree. I fit into Type 3 owners.
Enthusiast
28k in just under 2 years
4 owners
well cared for (FHSH, all receipts, all recalls done, even polished occasionally)
but I sold it this weekend
Enthusiast
28k in just under 2 years
4 owners
well cared for (FHSH, all receipts, all recalls done, even polished occasionally)
but I sold it this weekend
Happy with the deal?