Honda Car Forum

There's a 2001 s2000 in town for $7,500 and 112,000 miles, it seems in good condition. Im working with $6,000, I don't have a actual paper job so financing isn't really a option, do you think I can talk them down 1500















Well im 16 so I make my money off of things like selling stuff in school, e baying , and buying cars and selling them off. I wouldn't be keeping it, there's some people that I talked to that would give me 8,000 for it.

You never know, they may be up for the option if you have the cash in hand. Personally, this is lower than I would go if selling the car for that much. I wouldn't go any lower than $7,200. But, try and see how it goes.































However, an interesting point is brought up in your question. If you don't have a job, why are you blowing $7,000 on a sports car? Can't you do something better with the money? Also, this is Honda's top of the line performance car, so maintenance is more of an issue. Do you have the money to upkeep the car? Do you realize that the tires only last like 15,000 miles, and they can't be rotated? What happens if something happens to the engine? Getting a high performance car and having a strict budget is a sure-fire recipe for trouble.































People like you are the reason for the recession.

You should also consider that such a car may be expensive to insure. Check your insurance rates before buying one, for example here - carinsurance.yoll.net