S2000 current asking prices
10-17-2001, 10:00 AM
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S2000 current asking prices
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I located 78 2000 S2000s for sale on the internet. The average asking price and mileage is $31,108 with 11564 miles.
There were 43 2001 S2000s listed with an average asking price and mileage of $32749 and 5609 miles.
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I located 78 2000 S2000s for sale on the internet. The average asking price and mileage is $31,108 with 11564 miles.
There were 43 2001 S2000s listed with an average asking price and mileage of $32749 and 5609 miles.
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10-17-2001, 01:14 PM
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Here's 6 with a 1000 or less miles
Year Model Price Mileage Tele
2000 Honda S2000 $34,995 250 888-287-8558
2000 Honda S2000 $34,000 600 608-273-3344
2000 Honda S2000 $31,500 1000 434-525-0249
2001 Honda S2000 $30,990 50 888-391-1458
2001 Honda S2000 $31,995 365 631-206-0663
2001 Honda S2000 $33,995 913 888-443-4296
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Year Model Price Mileage Tele
2000 Honda S2000 $34,995 250 888-287-8558
2000 Honda S2000 $34,000 600 608-273-3344
2000 Honda S2000 $31,500 1000 434-525-0249
2001 Honda S2000 $30,990 50 888-391-1458
2001 Honda S2000 $31,995 365 631-206-0663
2001 Honda S2000 $33,995 913 888-443-4296
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10-17-2001, 07:12 PM
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https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...&threadid=31951
Check out this thread posted on the Bay Area section. Seven brand new 2001 s2000's priced at 32,740. There is even a "demonstrator" car for sale below MSRP.
Check out this thread posted on the Bay Area section. Seven brand new 2001 s2000's priced at 32,740. There is even a "demonstrator" car for sale below MSRP.
10-17-2001, 11:34 PM
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These prices are nuts!!! Plus, I'm very suspect of cars that are being sold as new but have 100+ miles on them. With that mileage, the odds high are that someone had some vtec fun with it.
I bought my s2k from a dealer in ohio two months ago and had it shipped to CA. These dealers are desperately trying to unload their 2001 inventory and will likely take any "reasonable" offer since convertible season in the midwest ended a while back. The Farmington Hills dealership put out a post recently that they have two 2001's to sell at below msrp (but wouldn't list a specific number). I'm sure you could get a new one from one of these dealers with shipping included from a reliable auto shipper with good insurance for under $32K. YOu could locate a dealer through the internet, negotiate a deal via telephone, fax, email and then sit at home while the car is delivered to your door. Make sure you have a detailed contract from the dealer though.
I bought my s2k from a dealer in ohio two months ago and had it shipped to CA. These dealers are desperately trying to unload their 2001 inventory and will likely take any "reasonable" offer since convertible season in the midwest ended a while back. The Farmington Hills dealership put out a post recently that they have two 2001's to sell at below msrp (but wouldn't list a specific number). I'm sure you could get a new one from one of these dealers with shipping included from a reliable auto shipper with good insurance for under $32K. YOu could locate a dealer through the internet, negotiate a deal via telephone, fax, email and then sit at home while the car is delivered to your door. Make sure you have a detailed contract from the dealer though.
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10-18-2001, 12:07 PM
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ridiculous asking prices of the dealers are way over inflating the real value of the car. and remember asking price does not equal actual car value. selling price does. any item you sell (in this case a car) is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.
just to prove a point, let's all post our S2000 for sale for $40K on all the internet sites. i would sell mine for that much in a heartbeat and we can get that average price up fast. who knows, maybe one of us will get lucky and some schmuck will buy it for that much...
just to prove a point, let's all post our S2000 for sale for $40K on all the internet sites. i would sell mine for that much in a heartbeat and we can get that average price up fast. who knows, maybe one of us will get lucky and some schmuck will buy it for that much...
10-18-2001, 12:18 PM
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I have an office mate that is looking seriously. He says:
'2000's closing for 26K - 30K
'2001's closing for 28K - 31K
'2002's contracting for 32K - 35K
Anything higher is just a salesman's dream or an impatient sucker.
'2000's closing for 26K - 30K
'2001's closing for 28K - 31K
'2002's contracting for 32K - 35K
Anything higher is just a salesman's dream or an impatient sucker.