newsguy

Looking at picking up an S2000 that's near the 30k mark, just curious, roughly how much Honda charges for this service?

Icemn2003

I can't give you a price for 30K, but i know they wanted around $250 for the 15K (A,B, C), and 30K is A, B, C, (and D?) (Plus Brake flush). I'm not 100% sure of that without my manual with me. But i do know there's a little more inspecting but even more replacing (oil, diff fluid, A/C filter, Air Filter)

I'm at 30K also, and I'm planning on getting all the "inspect" areas done by honda (I like having a qualified mech. look at my car), but I plan on changing all the fluids, and the A/C filter myself, and flushing the brakes, that should save at least $150 I think.

Hope this helps some!

mikegarrison

I did it all myself. Probably spent $200 in fluids, filters, tools, etc. And it took me about a week (not full time, but I didn't have use of the car for a week). However, it all got done the way I wanted it to be done.

jguerdat

I think it was in the $300-350US range when I had mine done. I told them to 1) don't change the oil (I use synthetic and do it myself), 2) don't change the air filter since I have a JR cleanable filter and 3) don't align it since I had recently had it aligned. I think it cost me ~$230 for the rest of the service.

natedoggs2k

DIY

Honda charges too much to do some routine inspections and change a bunch of fluids and some filters.

We did this to a friend's car this past weekend. Saved him a couple hundred easily.

v2000

i just had mine done and it cost me 350

Icemn2003

i kno i can change all the fluids and stuff, but I like to have them look over the routine inspection items, just to be safe

C6400hp

I paid 387.82 for the full 30K service. That price included some new top strikers.

S2KANDRE

^thats a pretty hefty amount... im going to go with the DIY guys!

steven975

i had a 45k done, in addition i had the brakes flushed and diff fluid changed. I paid $230.