imported_Type_D

Ideally what would be better for a daily driver a S2000 or a RSX Type S? I have my eyes on a S2000 but I’m not sure if that’s an ideal car to drive for a daily drive? So what do you guys think?? Can you guys give me a Reason for picking which ever car you pick thanks

Dave

imported_2join performance

In my opinion it depends. The RSX will give you more cargo room, and the ability to carry 4-5 people. If those are not important for you, I would personally swing for the s2000. However will this car be winter driven? If so, then go for the RSX.

imported_Type_D

Really no one drives the S2000 in the winter time??

imported_Type_D

oppz didn't mean to post twice

imported_2join performance

I didn't say nobody drives the car in winter time, but I don't think it's ideal. Putting such a nice car through winter is almost a shame, and it being RWD doesn't always make it winter friendly.

imported_viper_2_4

RSX, you can carry stuff, FWD for the winter (not a necessity I know, but still preferable), slightly cheaper, probably a little better on gas also (I'm not sure on that one)...

if it wasn't a DD definitely the S2k

imported_starboy869

S2K are so cheap in the USA

LDX

S2K

There are cars that are worth more and are also RWD on the roads during winter, like a BMW.

Cynikal.Mindset

how do u decide on 2 different types of cars...thats like asking which is better between a dodge caravan and viper hahaha.

get a porshe 911 they do it all

Tego

I was in the same boat when I bought my car...S2K is not a practical car for a daily driver.

imported_ERTW

what do you do for a living?

are you a celebrity socialite, or do you have to drive your car to get to work on time, drive friends around, get groceries?

DumbasSi

I'd drive the S2K in the winter. Its not like it will rust and we hardly get any snow anyway. Steelies and snows FTW!

My main problem with the S2K is the size. I'm 6'1" and 210ish and they are tiny inside and the trunk is barely big enough for a few bags of groceries.

The RSX is a nice ride with lots of room compared to the S2K, decent handling and performance and they are a damn good looking car.

I'd still pass on one though for an 06+ Si. For the price, they are a much better package then the RSX. I am biased though because I have one.

szuberi

for a car enthusiast, the car you drive becomes a personal statement. having said that...how many RSXs you see on the road today vs. an s2000.

thats the morale....it all depends upon what will you use the car for? some other have correctly pointed out....with an s2k, you will have a lot more driving fun (amazing motor and one of the best trannys in the market) but you will loose room and storage.

imported_phuviano

RSX is obiviously the more pratically DD.

An S2K is a summer car, and its for cruising. I've seen people drive s2k's in the winter though. If you go to the s2k forums, there are many who have winter tires for their s2k's. I personally wouldn't drive an s2k in the winter though.

If you need to drive the car all year round, get the RSX. If you have another car, and can afford an s2k, then get the s2k hands down.

btw, if the s2k was a practical car, I'd have one by now.

97SiR

If you want this car to be the one you will drive a car all year, then I'll say you should get the RSX. As mentioned above, the RSX is better in the winter than the S2000. However, the S2000 is IMO a much nicer looking car, and if you want to turn heads, you should get the S2000.

Best solution, if you ask me, is to get the S2000 and use it as a summer car, and get a winter beater for the winter. Problem solved.

Tego

With the RSX you get a lot of heads turning...trust me...especially girls.

imported_chris_v2

how can you even compare the two?

They are totally different categories.. if you have kids or do a lot of shopping with your DD then an s2k isn't the best idea.. but if you're like me and only use your car for going to work and going out then an s2k is fine. When it comes to winter and snow just grab a set of good winter tires and undercoat it, we got what? 2 snow falls last year lol. I'm actually thinking about getting an s2k next year and I definately am not worried about snow/salt issues.

Nova_Dust

Stook is fine for winter. If all other BMWs and MB M+ Classes can survive winter, then this one can definitely do the job.

1nf4m0u5

S2000, no competition. Drive it and you'll see.

imported_Type_D

hmmmmm yea i think s2k it is since i don't drive no one around i don't have kids im still young still in school and i don't shop for food..lol but yea the winter thing is the prob i guess

and for some reason the s2000 is much cheaper on insruance for me than the rsx type s...WEIRDDD