Honda S2000 Rare Triple Blue 2004 All Original Garaged Driven Nice Weather Only on 2040-cars
New Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
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Honda S2000 All Original 2004 Suzuka Blue with all blue interior panels, dash and blue leather seats ( only available for 2 model years with AP2 ), optional factory installed original blue convertible top makes this a rare triple blue car. Garaged kept. All Stock, no modifications.
The exterior paint still glistens. Car has all numbers matching, no accident, no body work, all stock. Clean car fax, title free and clear. There is a minor not deep but subtle dimple on passenger side that you will be hard pressed to find. There are a few minor stone chips with touch up paint. There is a small scuff on the rear plastic bumper and minor curb rash under the front plastic spoiler. Oem rims are very good and shine with some minor scratches, Interior is excellent, floor mat carpets like new, leather seats are in very good condition and still supple. Everything works as it should. AC is cold. Clutch feel is correct, shifts smoothly, idle's perfect. Mechanically sound, runs and drives like new, flawless, needs nothing.
The car has always been adult driven, never been raced or abused. Driven in nice weather only. The car has never needed repairs. Which is a testament to Honda and speaks to how the car has been driven and cared for. Replaced tires with Oem Bridgestone. New battery. Recent brakes. Always use Synthetic Mobil One oil, as did prior owner. Original factory S2000 whole car cover and convertible rear tonneau cover. All Honda manuals. Last oil change Honda dealer said no maintenance was needed at that time.
History: The car was first leased and used for two summers for only 5k miles and returned to Honda dealer and sold as a certified pre-owned car. Purchased by an older gent that put another 4k driving mainly to country club, he always kept garaged and never even waxed the car as he believed only in hand washing. I purchased car with 9k miles in mint condition. I owned the car for a little over 4 years and have put mainly easy highway and back road miles. Truly driven like a gentlemen would. Sincerely, it is rare occasion that I rev near enough for the VTEC 2nd cams to kick in. That said this car will provide thrills when wanted. It is the most race like feel than any in its class. I've had some fun sporty cars over the years and I'm going to truly miss this car and still having second thoughts, however Back injury is forcing sale. Will be happy to bring to dealer for an evaluation. Price Firm. You will not be disappointed.
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