Who here have moved from a DC2R, DC5R, EP3R to a S2000?

[euromandeluxe]

as far as the 'cult' thing goes theres a decent s2000 community here, just noone ever seems to want to organise meets down in Melb.

there's also the aus&nz sub-forum on s2ki where theres a spotted thread, etc, etc.

IMO nothing could beat having a RWD 2 seat 9000RPM convertible - I don't think I'll ever sell mine - but that's just me :P

[PeppeX]

as far as the 'cult' thing goes theres a decent s2000 community here, just noone ever seems to want to organise meets down in Melb.

there's also the aus&nz sub-forum on s2ki where theres a spotted thread, etc, etc.

IMO nothing could beat having a RWD 2 seat 9000RPM convertible - I don't think I'll ever sell mine - but that's just me :P

So u just went straight for the S2000? No cars before it?

Don't you ever feel the need to drive more than 1 person :P

I can't really say from personal experience but from the many things i've read over the years a lot of the guy 'can't do just that, 'save up for a few more months' and settle for an R. Others just feel it's more suitable to gain experience from driving a relatively quick fwd within the honda family before moving onto a rwd even though their characteristics are completely different. Additional factors that you might want to consider are the variable costs such as insurance. Have a rest after a long drive? Just bring a mat along and lie on the ground outside hahahaha, you'd be stopping at 'resting' pitstops on long drives anyway.

Love ur DP lol.

What do u drive?

When i said long drives i dont mean highway driving. More like driving scenic roads and once u reach the peak/destination u can just sit back in the car and enjoy the view. S2000 seats don't recline back much so it would be less comfortable