According to the sticker on the driver's side door frame, my S2000 was manufactured in 6/99, so it is now six years old. I did not, however, purchase it until November, 1999.

Its current mileage is slightly more than 54,000 miles.

Here is my maintenance log: http://s2000.home.att.net/s2000/main...e_expenses.htm

ewcollins@att.net
2000 Red/Black #836
http://s2000.home.att.net

 

you paid to much for your car!!

 

Well, the first year a car goes on sale, they always cost a lot, simply because of the initial demand.

 

You could argue that he got a good deal. There were people that paid $10k over MSRP to have the S the first year it came out.

 

F*CKIN' DEALERSHIPS!!!

 

Good battery life (6 years!)

 

you paid $40 to have your check engine light reset??? Twice?!?!

and your rear tires lasted you 22k miles?? Dang.

 

[QUOTE=Driv300mph,Jul 5 2005, 12:00 PM]you paid $40 to have your check engine light reset???

 

1. In November 1999, the price of an S2000 was non-negotiable.
2. Most Honda dealers did not actually have an S2000 in stock, and they had a waiting list for whenever one came in.
3. I was lucky to get one at all, and mine has a low serial number (and a plastic rear window) as well.
4. I still rarely see one like mine, and I have no regrets at all.

 

Yes I know, but I've been many times to Autozone, they reset it for free...

All you need is an OBD II Sensor... it takes 30 seconds to plug it in and reset. You got jipped.