Just to have an idea of what usage you are doing of your beloved NSX 
How often are you using your NSX ?
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Mine was a daily driver for about two years. Now it's just a weekend car. But I've got 145K on the odo! :biggrin:
Mostly a weekender right now, but it's usually an every-other-day driver ( or when it's warm and sunny ). :biggrin:
voted: Queen garage !! (few times a year)
last 2008 i barely took the car our. i think i logged around 2k miles
and the car have NEVER seen rain. :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
last 2008 i barely took the car our. i think i logged around 2k miles
and the car have NEVER seen rain. :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
Daily.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
I voted as a weekend car but i do drive it on weekdays too if the weather is nice.
Never in rain.
Never in rain.
It's very difficult to drive around San Francisco and impossible to park. Drive it to the grocery every once in a while when I have to purchase lots of things. Mostly it sits in the garage and I walk or take a taxi. It's still good to go for a weekend trip or a NSX meet.
Daily! 116K and climbing. :smile:
Sunny summer daily driver only. :smile: no vote option for that... approx. 3000 miles a year. 
Pretty much only weekends and nice days for me... I try to let her sit inside as much as possible, but every so often I get that urge to go for a lil drive. 
I'm the highest mileage driver in my local NSX group... which says absolutely nothing :biggrin:
Daily drive my 141,xxx mileage beauty!
It really varies for me. It depends on how my work week is going. If it's crazy then I'll feel like going low profile and take the truck (which I drive 70% of the time). On long trips or short days I take the NSX because it's not worth driving it in heavy socal traffic. On most weekends I take out the muscle car for in town driving. I'll probably do 6-8k miles in the NSX this year. If the NSX can't quench the need the R6 might see some daylight!
When I stare at the garage I think... Scalpel or Sledgehammer? I've waited a long time to be able to ask myself that :biggrin:
When I stare at the garage I think... Scalpel or Sledgehammer? I've waited a long time to be able to ask myself that :biggrin:
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I run mine usually only about once a month. I mostly go on long cruises down coast hwy or attend NSX owner meets and special events. I don't have time every weekend to take it out. Because I have a black car, I like to have enough time set aside to clean her back up before she goes back in the garage. Its a ritual of mine.
I average 8,000 miles per year, I'll use it year round when it's nice out and no salt/sand on the road. I haven't driven it in almost a month and am going through withdrawl symptoms currently. I didn't check off the survey because I don't daily drive it, I use it more than just weekends and for special events/meetings. I won't drive it to the office most nice days as the office is only 4 miles away and that's barely enough to warm it up. If however I had it out the evening before, and it's a beautiful day forecast the next day, I might give myself a treat!!!
3-4 days per week. Mine gets wet sometimes but if I know the weather is going to suck, I drive something else.
Mine is a weekend driver, as I am a train commuter to Manhattan and there is no way in hell I am leaving the NSX in a commuter train parking lot!
But, we use it on the weekend for pretty much anything. In fact, I often find myself thinking of places to go just so I can drive it.
But, we use it on the weekend for pretty much anything. In fact, I often find myself thinking of places to go just so I can drive it.
Lengthy road trips mostly, and a romp or two a month into the mountains. I have had it out on the Pacific coast three times in the past 15 months – trips of 3000+ miles each.
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I’ve had it in 20 states, and not the ones on the east coast where you can spit across them if the wind is right. LOL
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Ummm, let's see 1992 with 29,000 miles....need I say more:wink:
