I second to that, but one thing is for sure. All car depreciates except for that Supra. Should have got that instead

 

dreamgetter1,
Mass produced cars are cars that are not LIMITED EDITION , cars that you know will be produced for several years and available in every factory dealers and produced by automatic MACHINE, not hand made!
When a car production is more than 500 a year WORLDWIDE, you know that it is mass produced!
AND YES S2000 is mass produced. Even production of S2000 is more than my Mercedes G500 mass produced Truck.

 

You're talking two very different types of vehicles here, by your definition I agree that compared to a 500 production run of a car of course the S2000 would be considered mass produced. But compared to most normal production runs of vehicles (domestic and import) the S2000 would be considered not mass produced in my mind.

 

Someone give me $19,250 cash this weekend and I will take it. My car is extremely clean, garaged all the time and well taken care of. Selling because 405HP Z06 is pretty awesome and I cant resist.

I found a perfect, privately owned Z06 that I want NOW not next week or in 2 weeks. This car will probably be sold in a week so I am looking to deal this weekend.

 

just turbo your s2000 and forget about the z06. jay

 

Do I hear $19,000 ?

 

no, but i think some cheapskate do hear 17k for your car.

 

The dealers are giving me $18,000 + I get a tax saving of $1,600 on the new car. I would consider accepting $19,000 so I have the flexibility of buying a Z06 / Hardtop privately but not much less.

 

In california, when you trade in your car the dealer tax you before the trade in value. This state is all about ripping pple off.

 

trade you an S2000 for the NSX. seems like a reasonable $17k car transaction. Plus who needs two week end cars.