I am new, dont own an s2000, yet
12-30-2007, 07:01 AM
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I am new, dont own an s2000, yet
I am from Canada... shopping in the USA for an s2000. Considering they are 60-61 grand brand new in Canada, and 35 grand in the USA... the used car market is excellent in the USA for me 
I would buy a brand new S2000, in the usa, but the dealerships are not allowed to sell to anyone from Canada. So I, am gonna look for a cheap used one.
I was going to purchase a C5 vette, since they are the same price as a used s2000. BUT, after some reading, they become very costly to fix all the time. So I am gonna stick with an S2000.
Hopefully by spring time, I will have an s2000, and will be able to enjoy the summer.
I would buy a brand new S2000, in the usa, but the dealerships are not allowed to sell to anyone from Canada. So I, am gonna look for a cheap used one.
I was going to purchase a C5 vette, since they are the same price as a used s2000. BUT, after some reading, they become very costly to fix all the time. So I am gonna stick with an S2000.
Hopefully by spring time, I will have an s2000, and will be able to enjoy the summer.
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s141995 - Vechiles are so cheap in the USA, and so many people are buying in the USA, that the government is finding ways to stop people from buying them.
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Originally Posted by crazydude,Dec 30 2007, 07:21 PM
s141995 - Vechiles are so cheap in the USA, and so many people are buying in the USA, that the government is finding ways to stop people from buying them.
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