I too am new - starting my road to NSX ownership.:biggrin:
Like a small number of others on this site I live in(Melbourne) Australia where NSX's are few and expensive. I used to own a Porsche 911 until 3 years ago but I had made a mistake and bought a targa and the roof never fitted properly. The Porsche was fun but also in reality not much for close to A$50k.
Since shortly after selling the Porsche I have been enjoying a Honda Insight which I believe borrowed from the NSX for its structural design and was until last year made in the same factory.
But I really want another sports car - something special - and I think an NSX may be it. However, my budget will only run to an early car so I believe I will have to be patient to get one that has been well cared for and is right for me.
Having visited this site a few times I'm now going to visit a few cars for sale and compile my "checklist" and questions. I hope that the many helpful enthusiasts here on NSX Prime can assist me with some answers.
Cheers and thanks to all for a great site.
Like a small number of others on this site I live in(Melbourne) Australia where NSX's are few and expensive. I used to own a Porsche 911 until 3 years ago but I had made a mistake and bought a targa and the roof never fitted properly. The Porsche was fun but also in reality not much for close to A$50k.
Since shortly after selling the Porsche I have been enjoying a Honda Insight which I believe borrowed from the NSX for its structural design and was until last year made in the same factory.
But I really want another sports car - something special - and I think an NSX may be it. However, my budget will only run to an early car so I believe I will have to be patient to get one that has been well cared for and is right for me.
Having visited this site a few times I'm now going to visit a few cars for sale and compile my "checklist" and questions. I hope that the many helpful enthusiasts here on NSX Prime can assist me with some answers.
Cheers and thanks to all for a great site.