The age old question: To sell or not to sell?
01-21-2016, 07:25 AM
#11
Your opinion is far from the norm, especially since you bought a terrible Dodge Charger with chrome wheels, aka America's mid-size rental car.
01-21-2016, 08:13 AM
#13
If you like your S, keep it. Trade or sell the Outback, and buy the new Ridgeline. And only do that if you need a bed. Most who buy trucks don't even use the bed or use it once a year. I'm pondering buying the new Ridgeline but I'll only do it if I start regularly attending track days again (Two wheels hence the need for the truck). For many years now, when I need a bed, I've just rented a truck from HD, for that particular task, and been done with it.
01-21-2016, 08:20 AM
#14
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So here's the situation. I have owned my MY03 S2000 for 12 years now. We have been through a lot together. It just rolled over 40k miles and she is in pretty good condition. I recently have gotten back in touch with my Hotrod roots and purchased a 1956 Chevy pickup to work on. My decision is. Should I sell my S2000 and my DD Outback and buy a Tundra or Ram or keep the S, the 56 and the Outback? Just looking for people's thoughts on what they would do in my situation. Thanks folks.
I kid though, 03 are the best year IMO, I wouldn't sell an S2000 that I had held onto for that long, the next guy won't appreciate it as much as you do. I dunno about the outback, maybe sell that and put some real miles on your S2000 instead.
01-21-2016, 09:53 AM
#17
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You should keep it because everyone here would keep it....
I sold my original Ap1 and bought an R32, didn't like it, bought an AP2.
I'm ready to move on, it's a good car but it's not the end all be all of cars.
I sold my original Ap1 and bought an R32, didn't like it, bought an AP2.
I'm ready to move on, it's a good car but it's not the end all be all of cars.
01-21-2016, 09:53 AM
#18
You have, as well as bash S2000s on a forum dedicated to S2000s, but besides that... I don't brag about buying boring rental cars thinking they are anything but a boring rental car. 
I think it's more that all signs point to that the S2000 will appreciate. Having a clean, unmolested S2000 will be worth quite a penny in the coming years.
Is it the best sports car/roadster? No (then again, what is?). Is it a great one? Absolutely. It's routinely on 'best cars of all time' lists for a reason.
Is it the best sports car/roadster? No (then again, what is?). Is it a great one? Absolutely. It's routinely on 'best cars of all time' lists for a reason.
01-21-2016, 09:55 AM
#19
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Originally Posted by rob-2' timestamp='1453393679' post='23859016
Btw you don't see me knocking your car purchases.
01-21-2016, 10:15 AM
#20
Originally Posted by Driven' timestamp='1453402433' post='23859198
[quote name='rob-2' timestamp='1453393679' post='23859016']Btw you don't see me knocking your car purchases.
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I rented a F10 M5 from Hertz at DFW airport and thrashed it at the track. I think it was 230 a day all in, not too bad.