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Back on Market. One of the most well-maintained 2005 NSX. Here are the updates: - Mileage: 34,286. I commute with her 2 - 3 times a week and my office is about 3 miles away from my house. - Replaced the faulty O2 sensor at Lynnwood Acura in Spring 2015. All maintenance are up-to-date and the...

There is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeaB5oZmnDo They all agreed that the 2017 NSX is a great car with more technologies, but they still prefer the original over the new. Why am I not surprised.

The 12C is still haunting me. I obsessively believe the 12C-spider is the real NSX 2.0, especially after seeing the new NSX in person. I'm also thinking about looking for an used 675LT spider in a few years, but I really prefer the head light of the 12C. For issues, I've read more than...

OMG, how did I miss that video. That is hilarious. I am 5'10" and 160 lbs, so I can get in and out pretty easily but it is still a bit of work. @Euro, I do use the backseats of the i8. My kids love to sit in the NSX when I go out, but I can only fit one of them. Now I can take them both...

First of all, I must say that, after 1/4 of a century the NSX still looks amazing next to any modern-day vehicle. I've been waiting for the NSX 2.0 and like many others I'm losing patience. I started to look around for other nice options that I like, including Cayman GT4, 911 GT3, MP4-12C and...

YEAR & MODEL (NSX or NSX-T): 2005 NSX - T FULL VIN #: JH4NA21665S000094 CURRENT MILEAGE: 32,600 COLOR (EXT/INT): Silverstone Metallic / Onyx Black TRANSMISSION: 6-Speed Manual LOCATION OF VEHICLE (CITY/STATE): Seattle/Bellevue, Washington CONTACT VIA (E-mail, PM, phone number, etc.)...

I might ship my '05 to Taipei if I don't sell it.

Ah, of course you wouldn't answer my question because you're here to be argumentative instead of communicative. You're here to give a hard time to whoever with any negative feedback, no matter how small about the new NSX. Well, unless you have a talk point, I am sorry that I am not interested...

How would a link like that help you in anything about this topic?

I am going to watch very closely in the next few years, but right now I'd pick the next-gen R8 or LF-LC over NSX. I am a lead analyst in automotive business and a NSX owner, and I have my reasons to say that. Honda started to lose its market share since 2009; Acura did even worst than Honda...

It doesn't look nearly good enough and doubtfully be fast enough to convince me to pay $140k for it.

I gave up long ago. I am now waiting for the 2013/2014 Esprit and Elan.

I just moved to Bellevue with my 05 recently. I'll be there.

I had an interview in Seattle area, and I drove my NSX up. On my way back, a Yellow 02+ with a yellow "ACURA" on the front windshield caught up to me on I-5 south. He waved and I waved back.

Darn it!! I need a set!!

I wouldn't read it that way; I didn't read it that way, perhaps. In each and every comparison test of Evora, it was behind other competitors in track time. Every comparison mentioned how Evora is faster and better at hairpins and corners, but is slower up to 10 miles per hour when it comes to...

KIA has better design than Acura. I am in shock, and moving on.

I also found a comparison on Fastestlaps. Here is the link: http://www.fastestlaps.com/comparisons/honda_nsx-r-vs-lotus_evora.html Here is the text version: Track NSX-R Evora Top Gear Track 1:31.60 vw 1:25.70 Hockenheim Short 1:14.60 1:14.30 Specs Max speed 280...

Thanks for the update. I am actually working with 2 dealerships to purchase a 2010 Evora. I need to reconsider if they're having a facelift. I have driven an Evora. It felt as fast, and it is as faster(if not faster) than my '05 NSX. Our Honda V6 isn't anymore exciting than the Toyota V6...

It is clear and reasonable that Honda decided, in tough economy or not, to stop making cars that are not profitable. Everyone knows Honda lost money in every NSX (and S2000) that was sold. Similar talks can be found all over this forum. People are (and still) asking Honda to build a NSX...

Brian is a great guy. His tech did the PPI on my 05 before I picked it up on Ohio. He's extremely nice and helpful.

I like it! And any news is good news. But a modified Accord platform with a 3.5L V6 is sort of questionable to compete with today's sports cars?

The perspective gets narrower on this issue. Some of it, in my opinion is because the owner structure has changed a little over the years. There are more "single car" NSX owners now than before, and that's why this question re-surface every other month. The truth is, Many of NSX owners have...

I'll bet that the engine oil was not once changed during the 2000 miles/6 years. Except that, I don't see any reason this NSX won't go for the list price. Wasn't there a yellow one with really low mileage sold recently for over 70k?