honda mugen fn2 running costs
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By this you mean the Mugen M200?
Its nothing more than a Championship White edition FN2 Type R with a Mugen plaque, black wing mirrors, mugen front/rear bumpers, and different wheels, apart from this there are no other differences from the Mugen M200 version and the 'normal' FN2 models. So the parts and service prices are the same...its more a badge engineering and cosmetic excercise really, it has no Mugen performance or 'mechanical' parts.
If you mean the ultra rare Mugen M20 version though (the one that cost nearly £40k when released, and they are very very rare cars, so I doubt you will be looking at these), then that has some quite considerable differences that would likely impact upon costs (for example, it has 4 pot brakes with Mugen pads and different disks from the more regular FN2...these cost a lot lot more).
Its nothing more than a Championship White edition FN2 Type R with a Mugen plaque, black wing mirrors, mugen front/rear bumpers, and different wheels, apart from this there are no other differences from the Mugen M200 version and the 'normal' FN2 models. So the parts and service prices are the same...its more a badge engineering and cosmetic excercise really, it has no Mugen performance or 'mechanical' parts.
If you mean the ultra rare Mugen M20 version though (the one that cost nearly £40k when released, and they are very very rare cars, so I doubt you will be looking at these), then that has some quite considerable differences that would likely impact upon costs (for example, it has 4 pot brakes with Mugen pads and different disks from the more regular FN2...these cost a lot lot more).
looking at your previous post Will... this does match your description.
"Its nothing more than a Championship White edition FN2 Type R with a Mugen plaque, black wing mirrors, mugen front/rear bumpers, and different wheels, apart from this there are no other differences from the Mugen M200 version and the 'normal' FN2 models"
"Its nothing more than a Championship White edition FN2 Type R with a Mugen plaque, black wing mirrors, mugen front/rear bumpers, and different wheels, apart from this there are no other differences from the Mugen M200 version and the 'normal' FN2 models"
Its an m200 then. Servicing and parts will be identical to the normal type r model then...since its no different in mechanical terms.
Whats your budget? The fn2 is not a bad car but if your budget stretches to s nice fd2 I'd be buying that, assuming you can stomach the higher insurance and running costs of the Japanese import type r. Its a better car to drive although its much more conventional to look at.
Whats your budget? The fn2 is not a bad car but if your budget stretches to s nice fd2 I'd be buying that, assuming you can stomach the higher insurance and running costs of the Japanese import type r. Its a better car to drive although its much more conventional to look at.