Registration - KX05 VKM

Chassis No. - JHMAP11305S201486

M.O.T. - June 2025

Odometer - 41,000

Standing out in silver, this example of Honda’s S2000 roadster is presented in a desirable specification with multi-spoke alloy wheels, black folding canvas roof, and red and black leather interioer. Powered by Honda’s free-revving and much-admired 2.0-litre four-cylinder VTEC engine, ‘KX05 VKM’ uses a six-speed manual gearbox to put the power to the rear wheels. Featuring a driver-focused cabin, with switchgear stacked around the instruments in close proximity to the steering wheel, this S2000 showcases the model’s engineering as a driver’s car.

This cherished example has been in the current owner’s care for the last nine years, and has been well-maintained throughout the Honda’s near 20 years on the road. It has at least 10 stamps in the service book, a full service history and owner's manuals, two keys, and Honda service folder. ‘KX05 VKM’ also comes with the original toolkit and jack, and has been serviced and MOT’d every year. The vendor considers all areas of the S2000 as in ‘excellent’ condition, which includes the engine, transmission, electrics, bodywork, paint, interior, and electrics. Reading an indicated 41,000 miles on the odometer, the seller tells us this Honda S2000 is completely original and standard - an increasingly rare find in today’s market.

Released to celebrate Honda’s 50th anniversary, the S2000 was introduced in 1999, and featured one of the most highly-regarded engines of the era from any manufacturer - the 2.0 VTEC. The roadster carried on the traditions of Honda’s past sportscars, linking them with the ’S’ prefix, and sticking with the front-engine, rear-wheel drive classic roadster lay-out. Launching with the AP1 version, this used double-wishbone suspension, electric power steering, and a 50:50 weight distribution to provide a true competitor in the sports car segment. Five years later, a very mild visual refresh saw more significant changes under the metal, with revised suspension one of the biggest improvements to improve handling. By the time the S2000 came of sale in 2009, more than 110,000 units had been produced.

In Summary:

• Increasingly sought-after example of Honda’s S2000
• Fun-to-drive roadster in 'superb' condition
• Low indicated mileage for its age