well sadly tonight my vRS disappeared off into the sunset, never to be seen again. a guy from leeds from all the way down here, test drove the car and decided to take it.

she was an 05 plate with 70k on the clock and i sold her for £4.5k which i think was too cheap but i needed it gone as my new car was waiting to be picked up.

bought one of these.......

identical to that, but mine has red leather instead of black.

tarts car

Cool car.

For a woman.

Lovely car....for a hairdresser...

obviously i'll be offering brisky members discount on haircuts

Very nice....roll on summer:cool:

i don't think i've seen this time on a sunday in a long time!! couldn't sleep, was too excited that i had it on my driveway, so gonna go for an early morning blast in a minute

very nice:thumbup:

Welcome to the world of only making power where the old car would be bouncing off the limiter.

I do like them though.

how much did you pay ? my mate is after one of those, but as above, you have to rev the tits off em

don't listen to them, apparently excellent cars and you can't beat a super high revving petrol for excitement

how much did you pay ? my mate is after one of those, but as above, you have to rev the tits off em

what i paid doesn't really bare any relation to market value as I got it from a friend. it was owned by his brother in law who isn't short of cash and had only done 200 miles in it over the last 7 months.

it's on a 2000 W plate but only has 55k on the clock. got it with brand new tyres and just been serviced. i wanted a pre march 2001 car as the roadtax won't be going up into the £400+ road tax band when it all changes. tax on this one is around £180. it's also a UK car.

Very nice. I do have a soft spot for those. Good colour too. To be fair the S2000 is a little like the Triumph TR6 which James May said could be driven by a man without looking like a hairdresser/uphill gardener. I agree. A manly convertable sports car.

Nice motor. Not a hairdressers car.

what i paid doesn't really bare any relation to market value as I got it from a friend. it was owned by his brother in law who isn't short of cash and had only done 200 miles in it over the last 7 months.

it's on a 2000 W plate but only has 55k on the clock. got it with brand new tyres and just been serviced. i wanted a pre march 2001 car as the roadtax won't be going up into the £400+ road tax band when it all changes. tax on this one is around £180. it's also a UK car.

yup thats what my mate said, he wants a pre 2001 model

Anyone who's ever driven an s2000 will tell you that they are not hairdresser's car, good choice!

very nice car good choice to swap the fabia for i would have one if i could afford one lol

A proper valuation (not parkers! and not the enthusiasts on here!) of your old car for a private sale at that mileage was £3800 - £4800 depending on condition - so I think you did pretty well. Considering what you've got now, I think you've done even better! Very nice.

A proper valuation (not parkers! and not the enthusiasts on here!) of your old car for a private sale at that mileage was £3800 - £4800 depending on condition - so I think you did pretty well. Considering what you've got now, I think you've done even better! Very nice.

Not what I want to be hearing when im going to be selling mine soon(ish).

Ive decided that, although the Fabia vRS is a great car, i need a AWD car, like a A3 Quattro TDi.

My Fabia is a 53 plate, with 66k on it, and ive got to raise about 9k for a 4x4 hatchback.

Dave

Not what I want to be hearing when im going to be selling mine soon(ish).

Ive decided that, although the Fabia vRS is a great car, i need a AWD car, like a A3 Quattro TDi.

My Fabia is a 53 plate, with 66k on it, and ive got to raise about 9k for a 4x4 hatchback.

Dave

well i just paid £5300 for mine, 53 plate with 55k on the clock, full tank of fuel, 12 months tax, MOT, and warranty

took a few pics of it today...

Very nice. Proper drivers car.

it is so so controllable when you get the rear end out on roundabouts. i am definitely booking up some track days this summer to really get a feel of what the car can do.

well i just paid £5300 for mine, 53 plate with 55k on the clock, full tank of fuel, 12 months tax, MOT, and warranty

The same 'source' says £5200 for retail on that - so spot on really.

My Ex had a S2000, I love them!!! They are great fun