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09-27-2015, 09:14 PM
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Well first of all, Hello 
I'd like to start off saying that I currently do NOT own an s2k. But thats why I'm here. Because IM BUYING AN S2000 Sometime within this month! Not to mention, it'll be my first car and im paying for it myself. My parents arent very fortunate or flooded with cash like most now a days. I'm working hard atm to get my dream car and i will get my hands on it soon! WILL UPDATE MY POST WHEN I PURCHASE MY S2K! btw since this will be my first car, does salvage or clean title really matter ? along with mileage on the vehicle? THANKS AND HELLO S2Ki!
I'd like to start off saying that I currently do NOT own an s2k. But thats why I'm here. Because IM BUYING AN S2000 Sometime within this month! Not to mention, it'll be my first car and im paying for it myself. My parents arent very fortunate or flooded with cash like most now a days. I'm working hard atm to get my dream car and i will get my hands on it soon! WILL UPDATE MY POST WHEN I PURCHASE MY S2K! btw since this will be my first car, does salvage or clean title really matter ? along with mileage on the vehicle? THANKS AND HELLO S2Ki!
09-27-2015, 11:10 PM
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I don't mean to sound like a dick at all but if this is your first car and you don't have a lot of prior experience or any then they can be very unforgiving cars. They love to get tail happy in the right conditions and can be hard to gain control of again if you don't know what you're doing. That being said if you pace yourself and don't drive the hell out of it it could be a really fun learning experience. Salvage vs clean title is one of the most important things salvage obviously means it was written off from the insurance company and cant even be driven on the streets until rebuilt and assigned a rebuilt title. Also, these cars have significantly lower resale values due to this reason and some places wont even finance them. Also, if looking at rebuilt have it inspected to make sure the rebuild was done properly. As far as mileage as long as the proper maintenance was done theres plenty examples of high mileage s2k's. What price range are you trying to be in for the car? Would help decide whats feasible and what isn't.
09-28-2015, 08:36 AM
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I don't mean to sound like a dick at all but if this is your first car and you don't have a lot of prior experience or any then they can be very unforgiving cars. They love to get tail happy in the right conditions and can be hard to gain control of again if you don't know what you're doing. That being said if you pace yourself and don't drive the hell out of it it could be a really fun learning experience. Salvage vs clean title is one of the most important things salvage obviously means it was written off from the insurance company and cant even be driven on the streets until rebuilt and assigned a rebuilt title. Also, these cars have significantly lower resale values due to this reason and some places wont even finance them. Also, if looking at rebuilt have it inspected to make sure the rebuild was done properly. As far as mileage as long as the proper maintenance was done theres plenty examples of high mileage s2k's. What price range are you trying to be in for the car? Would help decide whats feasible and what isn't.
09-28-2015, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by mongomery1234' timestamp='1443424214' post='23759458
I don't mean to sound like a dick at all but if this is your first car and you don't have a lot of prior experience or any then they can be very unforgiving cars. They love to get tail happy in the right conditions and can be hard to gain control of again if you don't know what you're doing. That being said if you pace yourself and don't drive the hell out of it it could be a really fun learning experience. Salvage vs clean title is one of the most important things salvage obviously means it was written off from the insurance company and cant even be driven on the streets until rebuilt and assigned a rebuilt title. Also, these cars have significantly lower resale values due to this reason and some places wont even finance them. Also, if looking at rebuilt have it inspected to make sure the rebuild was done properly. As far as mileage as long as the proper maintenance was done theres plenty examples of high mileage s2k's. What price range are you trying to be in for the car? Would help decide whats feasible and what isn't.
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09-29-2015, 05:21 AM
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I sort of agree with mongomery1234, I'm 24 years old now and am glad that the s2000 was not my first car, especially my tail-happy AP1 (no my tires are never bald). I've had my fair share of cars but I was really glad I got into a Prelude first to beat around in which (I feel) made me respect the s2000 more. I was able to snag my car for a GREAT price, however I'm on the opposite coast. If budgeting 10-12k on the car it will be best if you can have cash in hand before you're ready to go out and purchase so you can aggressively get a good deal on a clean title and hopefully less than 120k miles AP1 in pretty solid condition in California.
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