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need4speed · 09-09-2009, 03:09 PM

The upside to an s2000 is that its the last year n its sure to be a classic and if demand for this car increases?u will get close to wat u paid or more 10 years from now.
Like my rx7. I bought it mildly used 1500mi, for $22k in 1994. (Msrp new was 31k)
I sold my car in mint internal n external condition with 88,573mi $25k in 2002. There were no new japanese sports cars with rwd in 02 n I made a killin. Lol. With this energy crisis. In 5 yrs. The s2000 will already be a classic for honda in a new hybrid world.
So will Z but 5 years out the game the s2000 might be in more demand?

The flipside... Z I think is a better car on a few levels hands down.

09-09-2009, 03:09 PM	#12 (permalink)
need4speed Base Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: tx Posts: 199 Drives: 08 altima 3.5se Rep Power: 15	The upside to an s2000 is that its the last year n its sure to be a classic and if demand for this car increases?u will get close to wat u paid or more 10 years from now. Like my rx7. I bought it mildly used 1500mi, for $22k in 1994. (Msrp new was 31k) I sold my car in mint internal n external condition with 88,573mi $25k in 2002. There were no new japanese sports cars with rwd in 02 n I made a killin. Lol. With this energy crisis. In 5 yrs. The s2000 will already be a classic for honda in a new hybrid world. So will Z but 5 years out the game the s2000 might be in more demand? The flipside... Z I think is a better car on a few levels hands down.