My roadster comparisons
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Originally posted by mister_two
By "redundant" radio controls, I take it you mean the audio controls on the left side of the dash by the steering wheel. This should be moved from the "cons" to the "pros". It's one of the better features of the interior, having the radio controls at your fingertips. The only time I take down the radio door is when I need to change a CD. I really miss that feature when I am not driving the S.
By "redundant" radio controls, I take it you mean the audio controls on the left side of the dash by the steering wheel. This should be moved from the "cons" to the "pros". It's one of the better features of the interior, having the radio controls at your fingertips. The only time I take down the radio door is when I need to change a CD. I really miss that feature when I am not driving the S.
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MDavis, are u posting and getting feedback from other enthusiast sites (porsche, bmw, audi) as well?
I haven't posted much, because I only joined recently. But I've been scouring the boards for as much information as I can since I bought my S2K. And let me say that I am very happy with the great information, feedback, responses, community and enthusiasm found here. I think you would also agree, considering the amount of responses you've had yourself. So as another thing to consider, the camaraderie here alone is awesome.
Another thing is owning a limited production car. There are so many Boxsters, Z3's, M3's & what else on the road. Its truly awesome to an S2000 on the road, despite the fact I already own one.
And lastly, as you have said yourself, the car is inspring and fun to drive. Everyone here will vouch that you will always make excuses to yourself to get in and drive somewhere, anywhere. That nonsense about no oppurtunities to VTEC a daily driver (one of the reviews quoted above) have no basis in reality. Because once you start driving it, you will make reasons - believe me. I'm normally a conservative driver, but every so often I open her up - and she thanks me.
I dont' regret the purchase, and I know after driving her for a short time, that I never will.
Bottom line - buy it. You won't regret it.
I haven't posted much, because I only joined recently. But I've been scouring the boards for as much information as I can since I bought my S2K. And let me say that I am very happy with the great information, feedback, responses, community and enthusiasm found here. I think you would also agree, considering the amount of responses you've had yourself. So as another thing to consider, the camaraderie here alone is awesome.
Another thing is owning a limited production car. There are so many Boxsters, Z3's, M3's & what else on the road. Its truly awesome to an S2000 on the road, despite the fact I already own one.
And lastly, as you have said yourself, the car is inspring and fun to drive. Everyone here will vouch that you will always make excuses to yourself to get in and drive somewhere, anywhere. That nonsense about no oppurtunities to VTEC a daily driver (one of the reviews quoted above) have no basis in reality. Because once you start driving it, you will make reasons - believe me. I'm normally a conservative driver, but every so often I open her up - and she thanks me.
I dont' regret the purchase, and I know after driving her for a short time, that I never will.
Bottom line - buy it. You won't regret it.
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Well...I'm going to test drive the WRX as a data point and update the spreadsheet.
My thoughts: a '02 S2K is at the top of the list, but the safety is a big concern to me.
-Mark
My thoughts: a '02 S2K is at the top of the list, but the safety is a big concern to me.
-Mark
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