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Woah, you could own this 950-mile factory fresh Honda S2000

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Woah, you could own this 950-mile factory fresh Honda S2000 | Top Gear

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Listen up America, this mint manual roadster is up for auction

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Woah, you could own this 950-mile factory fresh Honda S2000

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Listen up America, this mint manual roadster is up for auction

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Listen up America, this mint manual roadster is up for auction

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Woah, you could own this 950-mile factory fresh Honda S2000

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Woah, you could own this 950-mile factory fresh Honda S2000

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Woah, you could own this 950-mile factory fresh Honda S2000

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Listen up America, this mint manual roadster is up for auction

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Are you an American looking for a manual-gearboxed roadster that you’ll never actually drive? Oh boy, do we have the car for you.

This is a 2001 Honda S2000 that’s currently listed on US auction site Cars & Bids, and the reason you’ll never hear that 2.0-litre VTEC engine at its 9,000rpm redline is because this particular S2000 has just under 950 miles on the clock.

Yep, despite being a 23-year-old car this is basically as-new. Interestingly, it does have a couple of modifications despite being hardly used: there’s an aftermarket Comptech intake and cat-back exhaust system, and the rear bumper was repainted to repair some scuffs back in 2019. That's it.

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It’s quite the time capsule having mainly been kept in warm-climate states in the US. That all black interior looks pretty much mint, and the factory aero kit just reminds us how good the S2000 looked all that time ago.

At the time of writing bidding is up to $36,500 with a few days left to run on the auction, so if you’re considering a bid make sure you get in quick. Just remember to swap out those 2001 tyres if you do actually intend to use the thing.

Images: Cars & Bids

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Are you an American looking for a manual-gearboxed roadster that you’ll never actually drive? Oh boy, do we have the car for you.

This is a 2001 Honda S2000 that’s currently listed on US auction site Cars & Bids, and the reason you’ll never hear that 2.0-litre VTEC engine at its 9,000rpm redline is because this particular S2000 has just under 950 miles on the clock.

Yep, despite being a 23-year-old car this is basically as-new. Interestingly, it does have a couple of modifications despite being hardly used: there’s an aftermarket Comptech intake and cat-back exhaust system, and the rear bumper was repainted to repair some scuffs back in 2019. That's it.

It’s quite the time capsule having mainly been kept in warm-climate states in the US. That all black interior looks pretty much mint, and the factory aero kit just reminds us how good the S2000 looked all that time ago.

At the time of writing bidding is up to $36,500 with a few days left to run on the auction, so if you’re considering a bid make sure you get in quick. Just remember to swap out those 2001 tyres if you do actually intend to use the thing.

Images: Cars & Bids

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Listen up America, this mint manual roadster is up for auction