The Honda NSX is considered to be Japan's first true Supercar. Sporting a 3 liter v6 engine and 3.2 liter in later models in a mid engine configuration with rear wheel drive in a chassis built to take on the worlds best race tracks.
Many of you know I am on the grind to add one of these to my collection, you can pick them up from anywhere between $28,000 to $39,000 USD for an automatic model and $50,000 to $150,000 at the Japanese auction houses. Of course I don't want an automatic so I'm going to have to save up quite a bit just to get my dream JDM car.
Whilst looking at what's for sale in the Japanese retail market I landed up stumbling upon this beauty of an NSX, a late 2002 model with 17,000km fetching $242,000. That's a whole lot of JDM you could buy with that kind of money.
If money was no object and I really wanted a mint NSX, this would be the one. If you'd like to buy this car check out the link for more details Sale Link
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Timeless design
The original design with the flip up headlights was definitely a classic. But they really goofed with the fixed headlights!
Popup or go home!
I mean... I'd take a newer one. But I'd look for some popup headlights for it :) Or see if they could be turned into Ferrari F40 style.
Haha, that could work out to be an interesting Frankenstein! I need to do a photoshoot with my RX7's and MR2 with the popups on...I've done one with the silver RX7 and but never all 3... You just gave me motivation for something fun!
I would agree, although I do like both!
Absolutely!!