Considering trading my 05 Red NSX for a second gen.
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I own the best hondas around and I gotta say the NC1 is staying in the garage and the other two are going bye bye.
I've got some nice ones in my collection and while I'm not selling them, I really have zero interest in driving them. The NC1 is simply next level.
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Yeah, I'm with you. As much as I love my NSX-T Manual, the car I want to drive is generally the NC1 NSX. It feels much more like an occasion to me. I have a Tesla Model Y as my family car and I thought I would to row the gears when it's time for that weekend car but I don't!
I had a 96 and loved it. Sold it years ago to put a down payment on a house. Years later I was in a position to buy another but went with NC1. As much as I would like to think I miss the “analog“ feel of the 96 if I had both in the garage l would take the NC1 out all day every day, it’s hard to go back.
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We have owned our 2004 GPW NSX for nearly 15+ years now, would never sell or consider letting it go for anything short of a comparable car ~ wait there is no comparison! 
We love our Type-S and talk about the various differences we have seen / felt as an owner of both a 2017 and now 2022, check it out here:
No one has a crystal ball to predict values but I'd say the 1st gen cars are going to be $500k cars within the next 5-8 years is my guess. The Type-S will continue to climb as it's simply super rare. 350 cars, only 300 in the USA. When you look at the Ferrari Speciale which is a super collectible car, they still made roughly 3000 cars, and we all know the values of the Speciale are climbing....
We also talk about our 1st gen NSX here if you want to see:
We love our Type-S and talk about the various differences we have seen / felt as an owner of both a 2017 and now 2022, check it out here:
No one has a crystal ball to predict values but I'd say the 1st gen cars are going to be $500k cars within the next 5-8 years is my guess. The Type-S will continue to climb as it's simply super rare. 350 cars, only 300 in the USA. When you look at the Ferrari Speciale which is a super collectible car, they still made roughly 3000 cars, and we all know the values of the Speciale are climbing....
We also talk about our 1st gen NSX here if you want to see:
