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[Bui]

Hello NSX Prime.

I'm just a guy in Houston, Tx that just graduated from college, got a job, and now wants to fulfill a dream of owning a NSX. I travel every week and only come home on the weekends so this would be the perfect time to pick up a weekend car!

I've been looking for a few weeks now, but just want good advice/direction on how I should find a good one. Any tips or can anybody point in the right direction?

I'm not too big on the na1 vs na2. I just want a good running car at a good price. I'm looking to spend around 30ish with less than 70k miles.

-Bui

 

[sidwac]

Bui, best advice is to use the search function and Wiki and read away. Your question has been discussed many times before. As for your price range, right off the bat, a NA2 at $30ish under 70K will be a very hard find. Even hard for a no stories kind of car. An early NA1 is a different story. Good luck in your search.

 

[grtahoang]

Hello NSX Prime.

I'm just a guy in Houston, Tx that just graduated from college, got a job, and now wants to fulfill a dream of owning a NSX. I travel every week and only come home on the weekends so this would be the perfect time to pick up a weekend car!

I've been looking for a few weeks now, but just want good advice/direction on how I should find a good one. Any tips or can anybody point in the right direction?

I'm not too big on the na1 vs na2. I just want a good running car at a good price. I'm looking to spend around 30ish with less than 70k miles.

-Bui

Patience is the key word. Just keep checking the NSX For Sale classifieds section here on Prime. I was actually lucky to find mine within a few months of being on Prime. I was checking the classifieds everyday and I knew what year I wanted and how much I was willing to pay.

I actually wanted white but the NSX I bought matched everything I wanted except the color. NSX's look good in any color imo.

Have your finances ready and PM the seller to buy the car if it passes PPI inspection.

 

[ChopsJazz]

Hello NSX Prime.

Any tips or can anybody point in the right direction?

Read, read, read. :wink:

 

[Bui]

Thanks for all the advice! This is a pretty exciting experience and I'll try not to rush it. The wiki page is pretty much my home page whenever I have time to browse the web.