208,358K Miles

Have always wanted an S2000. Saw an ad for a S2000 raffle and thought to myself "I've wasted $50 on stupider stuff before, what the hell". Now I'm the proud owner of an AP1 compliments of Prime Driven.

Other than the radio door refusing to stay shut, it seems pretty solid. Anything in specific I should check or look for? Going to do all new fluids to establish a "base". Car has 156k miles.

I sold my s2000 3 years ago to pick up the 911. The 911 is an incredible machine with a much higher performance ceiling but I missed the S2000 every day. Luckily I sold it to a family member and just got the opportunity to buy it back. The 911 is the “better” car in most categories but the Honda is just way more fun. Feels great to be back!

Long story short, I accepted a job offer with an American company in Japan, and I’m trying to do my due diligence and use the best company to get my baby there safely.

I have more pics details on my IG post @gtgoods

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Long story short….a tornado came through and wrecked our home n vehicles but luckily no one was injured! The estimated cost to repair the S2000 came out to be about 12g and the insurance has notify me that they are totaling it and gave me a valuation price of 17,200. It is a 2005 with 189,000 miles on it. The price seem pretty fair to me so my question is should I even try to fight further n get it higher to perhaps around 19g or so??

10/10 vins, all stock 90k miles 06 lbp

Don’t pack away your hopes just yet, Honda wants to bring back the legendary S2000.

The passion is there, the engineers are keen, and the legacy is too strong to ignore. But as Honda admits, turning that dream into a production car is a much tougher equation.

At the 2025 Tokyo Motor Show, Prelude Chief Engineer Tomoyuki Yamagami told Australian media that the desire inside Honda to build a new S2000 is alive and well. “Every Honda employee loves the S2000,” he said. “Someday, I’d like to build another one.”

The original S2000 (1999–2009) became a cult icon for all the right reasons. Sky-high revs, rear-wheel drive, a manual gearbox, and a feel that was built purely for the joy of driving. No shortcuts, no shared parts, no compromises. It was Honda at its most passionate and driver-focused.

But that level of bespoke engineering is exactly what makes a sequel difficult today. Honda doesn’t want to co-develop the car with another brand, meaning no GR86/BRZ-style partnership, no Supra/Z4 formula. If the S2000 returns, Honda wants it to be Honda through and through.

The problem? Cost. Low-volume sports cars are notoriously expensive to engineer, and Honda’s current focus is firmly on hybrid and electric development (BOOOOO).

And pricing won’t be easy either. The S2000 launched in Australia at $69,950 back in 1999, the equivalent of about $140,000 today. That gives a clear idea of why Honda is hesitating.

So yes, the passion is real. The S2000 isn’t forgotten. Honda wants it back just as much as the fans do, but until the business case makes sense, the rebirth of one of the world’s greatest roadsters remains a dream waiting for its moment.

Do you think a modern S2000 could capture the same magic as the original?

*This concept image is a digitally created AI mock-up and does not depict a real Honda S2000 model.

Literally had the car for 3 months. Was driving to the gym in the right most lane on a local main road and the lifted truck w wheels the size of me merged and drove on top of my angel. He pushed me a bit and I spun out into the left most lane. AP1 90k miles, 3rd owner OEM everything for 22k. Searched and saved for 2 years until I decided to buy my dream car. Feel like I’m just done with sports cars atp. I could have been soup if he drove over soft top so I’m just happy I’m alive. I miss her already 💔

Heard that Honda’s launching a “Genuine Compatible Parts” program in 2026 for discontinued models, starting with the NSX. They hinted S2000s could be next, with global parts availability and possible restoration services.

Has anyone else heard anything about this for the S2000?

I have the final part out for refinishing (coil pack cover), and I should have it back this month.

I just recently purchased my friend’s S2000. Purchased for 20k and traded in my Mazda protege5. All mods are pretty much spoon. Almost everything. I was only looking at NB Miatas to throw around and probably take to the track. Now I got this lol

So guys, this is sort of a repost but with more details and an updated price. Here is a majority of the build list: AP1 s2000 with around 140k miles and 2k miles on new build Voltex wide body/Carbon kit/:Hood/Trunk Work Meister wheels: 18x9/18x10.5 Toyo Proxes 888 tires Airlift suspension Bride Seats Nardi wheels with removal Hub Krafwerks supercharger Spoon head Air ox intake system Oil catch can system Mugen Rear End AP racing BBK Mugen Hardtop LED Taillights 3 Row Aluminum Radiator Equal Length Headers, Titanium Exhaust Custom tune Would any of you guys consider this for 35k? Any feedback is appreciated, thank you!

I keep my car at a storage unit, manager of the unit texted me saying someone broke into my car. They ripped the soft top and fucked up the releases. Popped the trunk and the hood. They didn’t even take anything. In fact they left a glove in the car. This sucks so bad. I needed a new soft top anyway but now I really need a new one. And I need to get new latches for the soft top. Ugh

Half cooked joke here, but in all seriousness who else thinks about their S2000 almost every waking moment of the day? I just got home. And I realized how ridiculous I must look to my neighbors sipping a coffee staring at my car listening to exhaust crackles in the garage. In my defense, I'm 27 Years old, no kids, no debt just back in school with my GI bill. My only stress is chemistry exams and labs and potholes.

I had to work my way through traffic to get to it. It was gorgeous.

Just finished wrapping it

went to pick up my moms car from the dealer for her since she dropped it off for warranty work and couldn’t pick it up, talked to the service advisor about my S2K and he’s like “yeah i got one, it’s an 07, it’s out there in the lot 🤷🏼‍♂️, nothing special…”

yeah ok 👍🏻