So today I went out to test drive what will hopefully be my new S2000. Car drives perfect 39K , looks perfect except for a tiny scratch on the rear deck lid. I sat down and they quoted me $23900 which they said was a great price except KBB says 22,640.I didn't have time to bargain and will hopefully buy the car sat. I am curious what you guys think is a good price?
Thanks
Eric

 

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Thanks
Eric

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I would shop around a little and not rush in to it!
You never know if you find a better one for cheaper.
But if you really like it go for it

 

Thats too much...I'd shop around. (see sig for good pricing )

 

You can buy my s2000

 

Got my 02 with 60k on it for 17,900. Car is in PERFECT condition except for minor scuffing on the door sill plates and doors.....from previous owners feet getting in and out of the car.

 

Too much

 

Shop around some more I just purchased my 2002 S2k for $16500.00 from a dealership in VA the only difference is my s2k had 76,000 miles when I purchased it

 

Dont mean to hi-jack but I didnt wanna make another thread on pricing

Do you think $25,000 is fair for an 03 GPW/Tan with 17,000 miles, equipped with an OEM hardtop, OEM front lip, OEM rear spoiler and Espelir springs.

Basically, mint condition minus there is still a hole in the soft top from vandalism, but if the buyer isnt planning on using the soft top, then its not a big deal

 

^^ That's not a bad deal. But you might want to part out the hardtop, as it will probably net you a faster sale for both and perhaps more money, as well.

 

I wouldn't even fool around with the 2003 personally, but I don't have room to talk.

If not 2004 then 2002 or none.

 

Offer them 22k.

 

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Well, the reason im selling it with the hardtop is cause the soft top has a big hole in it and I figured no one is going to want an s2000 that has a hole in the soft top, so thats what the hardtop is for

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Why wouldnt you fool around with an 03?

 

A friend of mine got an 03' with 4k miles for 22k! Immaculate condition-- original tires not even worn-- bastard.

 

Stoppin by the dealership saturday if I have time. Gonna offer 21,500 and look to get 10k for my 00' Celica GT-S, doubt it will happen but its a starting point!