Is that red Acura NSX still down at Lone Star?

[Fat Dave]

I saw it there last weekend (I think it was).

Anybody know who's car this was or if it's still there?

[bol]

I think it's still there (saw it a couple of days ago.)


Dunno who's it is, think it was a trade-in. Think they're trying to get $55k for it?

[rage2]

Asking $59K. Low km's.

[Fat Dave]

It looked to be in pretty good shape, but I didn't really get a good look in the rain.

I wonder what they traded in for?

[redec]

I test-drove it.....it's nice, but it ain't worth 59

[Fat Dave]

It's starting to look a little ummm, long in the tooth, styling wise, but it looked to be in very nice shape.

I was way down south yesterday, so on my way back up north I stopped by and had another gander. It's a '92 with only like 34000k on it, and it is in really nice shape from what I saw. I wonder why it only saw 3,000 kliks a year, though... I think I would've put that kind of mileage on in the first few years, even if I had a stable of nice cars.

Well, I guess it depends on how nice the stable was, but if it was nice enough to not bother driving the NSX, I wonder why the hell he/she didn't get rid of it long ago?

Then I got distracted by the E55 beside it (a '99).

Then I did a nice smokey burnout and convinced myself I still like my car.

[max_boost]

I think Spa Yellow Pearl NSX looks the best but that would be too expensive!

And why is it so dam expensive? For $140K you can buy the SL500!

[Pete92SL]

It was there yesterday

Pete

[mischief]

They got the car from Kelowna. I think they have had it now for a month and a half. They traded a couple of ML's and cash for that NSX and some Land Rover version of the hummer. They've had that E55 for a week now.

[mischief]

I think there asking too much for that NSX.

[4wheeldrift]

Originally posted by max_boost
I think Spa Yellow Pearl NSX looks the best but that would be too expensive!

And why is it so dam expensive? For $140K you can buy the SL500!

The NSX is yesterdays engineering, but if you look at typical design cycle of your average supercar they are all around for 10+ years before they are either scrapped or see a major redesign. Honda is holding on longer than most with this generation NSX for whatever reason, likely because there isn't much by way of a replacement available.

[redec]

Originally posted by Fat Dave

I was way down south yesterday, so on my way back up north I stopped by and had another gander. It's a '92 with only like 34000k on it, and it is in really nice shape from what I saw.

I believe it's actually a 91, if I'm not mistaken.