2003 Honda S2000 7,389 Miles Black With Vortech Supercharger on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
This 2003
two owner S2000 is in fantastic condition and is complimented by great
performance. The $6,290(plus installation) Vortech Supercharger increases the horsepower “by
49%” to give you “358” as stated by Vortech on its webpage. The body is a 9.5/10 and the interior is a
9.9/10 as you might expect from mostly a one owner car with only 7,389 miles as
shown on the odometer and documented in the clean Carfax. I bought it last September and have put about
500 miles on it. As you can see the underside is as unbelievably clean as the
topside. When have you last seen a car’s underside this clean? Obviously it has
not been driven in bad weather. The
aftermarket exhaust is by MW and there is a MW badge on the trunk. I had a pre-purchase inspection performed by
a Honda dealer before I bought it passed
with flying colors. Compression in each
of three cylinders was 220# and in the
fourth was 230#. The wheels are all
scratch and curb rash free and are as new and the one pictured is representative
of the other ones. Tires are original and the fronts have 7/10” and the rear 4/10”. Due to their age 4 brand new tires, rated
better than the competitor tires in a Tire Rack comparative test, are included
with the sale as well as a nice car cover.
There is an aftermarket amp in the trunk. The top with the heated rear glass window is
very nice. There are no tears in the
seats or scrapes and the original mats are nice. The 9000 rpm redline takes some getting used
to as your natural inclination is to want to shift at about 6500 as most cars
require. The sound is fantastic. The
V-tech cam lets you know around 7200 RPM that it has arrived. The next year
S2000 lowered the rev limit, a shame.
Handling is superb. I have had 6
different Porsches on the race track at Mid Ohio including a Boxster S and I can
say without qualification that this car handles very well. I have not tracked this car. If you can find the Mid Ohio Track Video
showing an instructor in one you will see how well they handle. So good was this year and S200 that Car and
Driver picked it in a comparison test over a Borsche Boxster, Z4 BMW, a 270Z
and an Audi TT. It shows no paint work
and the clean Carfax shows no accident history. The AC blows cold..The stock
items removed for the Vortech installation are included with the car. I had the local Honda Dealer change the oil,
brake fluid and anti-freeze right after I got it last fall. I have the record of this fluid change as
well as the pre-purchase inspection invoice.
Check out the completed listings and you will see that one with a few
thousand less miles just sold for $23,000 and because it was for the latter
series it is not as desirable in my opinion. And more importantly, it is missing the Vortech
fun factor costing over $7500, counting installation. I have purchased several Porsches and Audi’s from Ebay or Autotrader without seeing them and
this is the best car purchased on line in terms of condition. I will not entertain bids or offers from
people with no ebay rating. |
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