2003 Honda S2000 Berlina Black Low Miles on 2040-cars
Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
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2.0L 240 HP RWD w/ 6 speed manual. This is an AP1 meaning it has the 9000 RPM F20C red line engine. 66k miles. Oil changes every 3000 miles (synthetic), replaced timing chain tensioner, recently had valves adjusted. I'm an automotive engineer and take care of my cars. Clean carfax. Car has been immaculately maintained, just repainted the front and rear bumpers as the clear coat was peeling in some places. Paint still looks great. Mechanically perfect and the car is a joy to drive. Selling as I just moved to MI and don't want to keep a convertible for the winter. The bad: one or two small scratches in the paint (typical wear of an 11 year old car). Soft top recently developed a tear in the top. This is unfortunately common on S2000s as the bar that holds the soft top in position slides along the soft top in tension, eventually wearing through. I patched the rip with vinyl tape, but the next owner will either want to repair the rip properly or replace the soft top completely. As such, I've reduced my selling price to 1200 below KBB value. |
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