Listed on Craigslist for $46,995
Its a local dealer called NW Investment Cars. Mostly they sell used exotics/luxury cars


http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/ctd/1095171703.html












Other NSX

http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/ctd/1089106980.html

 

That is like 20 miles/year ... which to me translates to that thing only went out to get oil changes a few times a year (I hope). What fun/utility is that?

As much as I want an NSX (well for now ... who knows that my next OCD thing will be) I cannot fathom paying >$40k for an 18 yr old car. Plus it would probably cost another $1k or so to ship it to me.

Must resist ... must resist ... hopefully this is just a phase that will pass & I will go back to wanting an RL ...

Thanks 4 the heads up tho!

 

If i wanted to collect it then sure but what fun is in that.

For that price i rather get an 02+ NSX or even a 97+ and turbo it!

 

its even listed on ebay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1991-...1%7C240%3A1318


says previous owner bought two and kept one for collection. it even has plastic wrappers from factory

 

I'd rather have an '02+

 

There have been a few super low mileage early NSXs come up over the last couple of years. I just feel bad for the cars. Sitting there in the garage going nowhere. That is not the was for any car, especially an NSX, to live.

 

I agree... but you can't help but be fascinated by it. That's AWESOME!

 

thats not even the full break in period!

 

wonder is the rubber parts and other stuff is still good after all these years?

 

wow thats close to nothing miles. Nsx is my dream car, I will have one someday

 

same here.

 

Wow I cant Imagine have that car and letting it ROT in a garage, like the other guy said would the rubber seals and stuff still be good after all these years? but what a find,, someone that does buy it will make that car so happy by finally getting to see the road,, its like it was in prison for 18 years,, what a sentence!1 bad owner,, collects them,, my a_s he hates cars to do that to this one!!

 

I'd buy it... then take it to the nearest road course and flog it.