2001 Honda S2000 Under 40k Miles Garaged Super Clean Red/black on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
2001 Honda S2000 Red with only 39,500 miles garaged and super clean. I am the second owner. I have owned this Honda since 2004 and 10,000 miles. The first owner took excellent care of this car . He spent more time cleaning it than driving it. It still looks amazing and considering it's age you would have trouble finding one in nicer condition. The most significant flaw is a factory defect concerning the driver side electric window. The window opens and closes fine but only while you are touching the switch. The automatic press and release feature does not work. Normally, after fully pressing this switch and then releasing it this feature would allow the window to continue opening hands-free. But this driver door electric window only works while you are pressing this switch just as you would with the passenger side electric window. The first owner took it to the dealer and was told it was fixed but it only lasted for a few days and he never took it back. To me it was not important and I have not given it much thought. I am just passing it on since it is technically broken. The interior looks almost new but not flawless or "mint." There some very faint scratches from sliding the key into the ignition or from adjusting the cd player or ac unit but you would have to look hard for them to show and they are not visible in any photo. Most would just say the car looked new but I did drive it and occassionally had a passenger. It is 100% smoke free!
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