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2002 Honda S2000 Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 6 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4

1988 Porsche 944 vs. 2002 honda s2000?

in a drag who do you think would win and what would be better drifting ? thx

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 3 answers

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Should I buy this 2002 Honda S2000?

I found a Honda s2000 with like 110k on it and managed to talk the owner down to 6900 for the car. The clutch was just replaced 3k miles ago, which is the most common failure of these cars I found. Worth it? I can pay my loan off in about a year and a half (Credit Union). I have a little over 10 grand to spend so I dont know if I should keep...

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

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Honda S2000 or Swap 92-95 Hatchback?

Ok, I had a 01 S2000 but didn't keep it long. I sold it and bought a house. Now I am able to buy one. I drive a 94 civic hatchback now only car. I'm thinking of either getting a dd to drive and swap my current car. Or buy a hatch already with a swap. The other option is a 02 up honda S2000. Pros for S2000 hold better resale value nicer inside and...

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

I say keep the oldie for now hey? it works right? I mean, you just bought a new house and in this economy you don't wanna run out of money or be in debt bc you bought a new car.plus it will be less handling so you can get your house paid off or mostly paid off (80%). then if you want another...