Does anyone know where I can find production numbers and predictions for the 2000 year of the S2000?

Thanks
Ryan

 

well i was told by a dealer in california that for the 2000 model year california alone received 2000 s2000s, don't know bout the rest of the country but it's a start

 

I think the US gets something like 5000 units per year of production.

 

I don't know how "true" this is ...but I have heard from numerous dealerships and other S2000 websites that this model year (MY2002) is supposed to be the last year the S2000 will be available stateside.

But as I stated, I cannot verify that 100%.

 

i dont' believe it.
they can't keep them on the lots and they are the same as the ones in Japan. I dont' see them stopping production until they find a replacement.

 

well huge mistake for honda if they do

 

Don't believe dealer bs when they say, "This is the last year". They are simply saying that so they can justify their price gouging. Honda cars are on a 5+ year life cycle. They are not going to spend a lot of r&d money just to put a car out for 2 years, especially if it is selling very well and is a halo car. Next time a greasy salesman tells you otherwise smack him like the little ***** he is.

 

The S2000 will be around for as long as the Integra '94-00 run lasted.
Trust me.

 

At the very least, I'd bet they make a 2003 modle because the Japanese car companies work on a four year production cycle, usually.

 

It's going to be around as long as the integra was.
The S2000 really is a bargain...I mean, compared to the boxster etc.
Do you know why it's so "cheap"..it's because tooling isn't expensive
to make a car if you make a ton of them. So, the more cars you make,
the less each one made costs Honda.
It will be around for a while...(teg schedule)

 

heh, hopefully so i can buy a used one in a couple years without getting raped

 

it will be here for at least two more years.........