Honda S2000 for sale
2000–2009
A 9,000 rpm roadster that Honda built for ten years and never replaced. Unmodified, low-mileage cars in the right color are now collector cars, and they are listed across auctions, dealers and forums.
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Describe the car the way you would say it out loud. GarageScout works out the years, trim, gearbox and options, and only shows cars that match.
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Know the car
- The AP1 (2000–2003) uses the 2.0-liter F20C with a 9,000 rpm redline; the AP2 (2004–2009) uses the 2.2-liter F22C1.
- Six-speed manual only.
- The lighter, stiffer Club Racer (CR) was sold for 2008–2009.
What to check before you buy
- Originality: unmodified cars carry a large premium.
- Soft-top condition and the rear window.
- Evidence of hard driving: clutch, gearbox synchros and accident history.
Where they turn up
A specific S2000 rarely sits on the one site you check. These are the places GarageScout searches for this car in a single pass:
- Bring a Trailer
- Cars & Bids
- classic.com
- Hemmings
- ClassicCars.com
- Cars.com
- Facebook Marketplace
How to hunt one well
- Name the gearbox. “Manual” or “automatic” in your search is enforced: a S2000 is only shown when its listing, or the site’s own gearbox filter, proves it. A listing that never says is left out rather than guessed.
- Use the generation or years you mean. GarageScout reads a chassis code or a year range as the exact model years, so neighboring generations with the same name stay out of the results.
- Set your ceilings. Add “under 60k miles” or “under $40,000” and cars over the limit are dropped, including auction listings that only state the mileage in the title.
- Say the options and colors that matter to you. Exact matches are listed first; close matches say exactly what they are missing, so you can decide whether it matters.
- Get it inspected. Whatever the listing says, a pre-purchase inspection by a specialist who knows the S2000 is the best money you will spend on it.
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