2003 Honda S2000 For Sale With 27,000 Miles Shown

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The AP1 S2000 with its high-revving F20C is one of the great modern roadsters, and this one wears a clean, classic color combination. Grand Prix White over tan leather with a black soft top, xenon headlights, and 17-inch wheels, it presents as an unmodified example. Bidding stands at $100 with seven days remaining at no reserve.

What it's worth right now

Market data from Classic.com puts the AP1 S2000 market benchmark at $28,701. Dealer listings run higher for low-mileage cars, including a 21,000-mile 2000 at $40,975, a 19,000-mile 2001 at $47,995, and a 55,000-mile example at $31,900.

The mileage issue places this one below those listings. The color, the unmodified condition, and the indicated mileage would normally command a strong price, but three not-actual-mileage title entries mean the true mileage is uncertain, which affects resale and financing. Fair value lands between $22,000 and $30,000, with $26,000 most likely. No reserve means it sells.

Condition and details

The car appears unmodified. It wears Grand Prix White with a power black soft top, a glass rear window, a convertible boot, xenon headlights, a black windshield surround, and roll hoops, and it rides on 17-inch five-spoke wheels on Michelin tires. Photos of the body panel VIN tags are in the gallery, which helps confirm the original panels.

The cabin is standard S2000. Tan leather seats with matching door panels and carpets sit alongside push-button ignition, air conditioning, cruise control, a CD stereo, and the digital instrument cluster with its bar-style tachometer and 8,900-rpm redline. The 2.0-liter F20C drives a six-speed manual and a limited-slip differential.

The mileage history needs careful review. Carfax records three not-actual-mileage title issuances in September 2026, two of which show a correction to the record, so the indicated 27,000 miles cannot be relied on. The listing does not include service records. The Arizona title should be inspected for brands. A pre-purchase inspection should check the soft top, the clutch, and the engine.

The offer

Interested in this car? View the listing here .

What makes the AP1 Honda S2000 unique

The S2000 was Honda's 50th anniversary roadster, and the AP1 version carried one of the most celebrated engines of its era. Its 2.0-liter F20C produced 240 horsepower without turbocharging and revved to 9,000 rpm, paired with a precise six-speed manual and a rigid chassis.

Collectors have pushed values steadily upward. Unmodified, low-mileage examples now sell for more than their original price, and documentation matters greatly in this market. Title issues weigh heavily, since buyers pay a premium for verified mileage.

My take

At $100 with one bid and seven days to run at no reserve, my call is $26,000, with $30,000 possible if the seller can explain the Carfax entries. What makes it appealing is the presentation, since an unmodified Grand Prix White AP1 with tan leather is a classic S2000 specification. What tempers it is the mileage history, because three not-actual-mileage title entries cast doubt on the 27,000 miles shown. Get the title history explained, then bid.

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This story was originally published by Autoblog on Oct 19, 2026, where it first appeared in the Car Buying section. Add Autoblog as a Preferred Source by clicking here.