Ferrari owners talking about S2000
04-09-2007, 08:13 PM
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Ferrari owners talking about S2000
04-09-2007, 09:32 PM
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cool find. are all the people on that board exotic owners?
it's funny that they want a s2k as a daily driver and we want civics and fits. i figure DD means auto, good mph, dont need to care about the body.
it's funny that they want a s2k as a daily driver and we want civics and fits. i figure DD means auto, good mph, dont need to care about the body.
04-09-2007, 09:38 PM
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I doubt these are ferrari owners. one drives 04 tiburon, and the guy posting the thread has a 20k limit. Ha Ha. He is thinking about getting the boxter, but can't step up for the S model. Okay!
04-09-2007, 09:44 PM
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No offense to the OP but does it really matter what a faux-Ferrari owner thinks about an s2000?
Does it really make you happy that an exotic owner thinks the same car yourdrive is nice? I bought my s2000 not giving a shit what other people think. In fact, my family, friends, and girlfriends all dislike my car.
Does it really make you happy that an exotic owner thinks the same car yourdrive is nice? I bought my s2000 not giving a shit what other people think. In fact, my family, friends, and girlfriends all dislike my car.
04-09-2007, 10:14 PM
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if a real exotic owner thinks highly of a s2k, it does mean something. dude prob spent 200k+, a 20k s2k should be sewer trash.
i know that when i drove a f430 and said that the s2k was more fun, people prob just write it off as fanboi speak.
i know that when i drove a f430 and said that the s2k was more fun, people prob just write it off as fanboi speak.
04-09-2007, 10:36 PM
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My only concern with the S2K is the lack of a glove box. I know that is a really minor thing, but I think it would also be very annoying not to have one.
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I met a Socal member with several cars (one being a Ferrari) with a S2000. It happens. It's called "The Millionaire next door." Just because you are rich doesn't mean you HAVE to have an expensive car.
04-10-2007, 05:45 AM
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Just after I got my S I was living in a small rural village, anytype of special car was a rare sight there let alone an exotic. One nice summer night as I was driving home with the top down I noticed a very red car coming towards me, the driver had his lights on so it took a while before I got close enough to see it was a Ferrari 355. When the driver saw my S he casually put his hand out the window and gave me the universal sign of approval - 
I have no problem saying that it made my day.
I have no problem saying that it made my day.
04-10-2007, 06:06 AM
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I bet a majority of those posters do not own a Ferrari.
case in point 
I've been thinking, if my dad would let me, get an S2000. No one in my family drives stick, and I havent driven stick enough. How would an S2000 be. I found one for $18,_ _ _, and it also had 38,000 miles on it. How would it be for a 17/18 year old. Would insurance be killer? I wanted a new Jetta, but cost is a HUGE factor.