Your Next Car Crush: The 2000 Honda S2000
Step into the time machine with me—it’s all about the 2000 Honda S2000, a car that’s had quite the journey. Originally basking in the sunny vibes of Georgia, it made its splashy auction debut on BaT in October 2022. Fast forward to April 2024, and it’s back on the block, snagged by its current seller. What makes this ride special? Let’s dive in.
Style Meets Power
Picture this: a Berlina Black beauty draped over a muscular 2.0-liter VTEC inline-four engine. Marry that with a six-speed manual transmission and a limited-slip differential, and you’ve got yourself a thrilling drive.
With 11k miles on the dash, it’s not just a car, it’s a time capsule. Included in the package are a window sticker, an owner’s manual, pristine service records, and a clean Texas title. Origami sale? I think not. Let’s not forget how it trumps others like the VW Golf in the charm department.
Attention-Grabbing Features
Why walk when you can roll on 16″ five-spoke alloy wheels? This gem also flaunts a power-operated black soft top with sleek front and rear spoilers. And yes, it’s got xenon headlights just to make you feel extra special at night.
The seller applied a ceramic coating to the body in April 2025, keeping this S2000 shiny and new, apart from a tiny chip on the windshield.
Engineering Excellence
- 205/55 front and 225/50 rear Toyo Extensa HP tires (mounted April 2024)
- Double-wishbone suspension
- Four-wheel disc brakes
In the looks and performance showdown, it challenges rivals like the Mazda CX-5.
Comfort Meets Cool
Inside, it’s a black leather affair, topped with amenities like push-button ignition and air conditioning. There’s an Alpine stereo with Bluetooth, a throwback to simpler times when CDs were a thing—don’t worry, it’s still part of the package.
Dashboard Drama
Behind the steering wheel, you’ll find a digital speedometer and a row of gauges. Dare to redline it at 8,900 rpm? Totally your call. The odometer reads 11k miles, with about 2k of those added on the current owner’s watch. Not bad, right?
Under the Hood
Popping open the hood reveals an F20C engine pumping out 240 horsepower and 153 lb-ft of torque. In April 2024, the seller made sure it was in tip-top shape with a service that included a coolant flush, an oil change, and replacements for the battery and serpentine belt.
Feel the Drive
With power flowing to the rear wheels, courtesy of a six-speed manual transmission and that trusty limited-slip differential, it’s the perfect cocktail of control and adrenaline. Feeling the need for speed just yet?
History Told Through Stickers
The window sticker peeks into its past: starting life at Honda Carland in Roswell, Georgia, for a cool $32,415. No accidents, no drama—just a clean Carfax report.
If you’re getting misty-eyed with nostalgia, check out Car and Driver’s thoughts from back in August 1999. Spoiler: They loved it too.
