RHD 92 NSXType S

I love those floor mats. You got checkers?:biggrin: Poor thing.
 
JDM RHD NSXs is a waste of time. The best place to buy a NSX in terms of condition, price, milege is the good ol US of A.
 
JDM RHD NSXs is a waste of time. The best place to buy a NSX in terms of condition, price, milege is the good ol US of A.

I have to agree man... what a crazy asking price for a car with no history (well unless they have it?) etc:

1992 Honda NSX

RESERVED ON PORTAL
118,131 Original Kilometers
275 hp /215 lb ft
3.0L Gasoline Engine
5 Speed Manual Transmission
Mid Engine, Rear Wheel Drive
2 Passenger
Full Body Kit
Goldline BBS LM Wheels
ARC Intake Box
Fujistubo Exhaust
New Tires
Momo Steering Wheel
Fantastic Condition NSX with wonderful Upgrades!

I think you can buy a cleaner car than this with similar KMs for around the 25~30k Mark States side.
 
Did they make a Type S in 1992? The link to the NSX wiki says 1997+.

Yea unless there is something the wiki is missing about the Japan cars, pretty sure its just badged and 'S'. That would be the closest thing to the 'R' sold in Japan back in 97+ which doesn't look close to what they are trying to sell. Owner in Japan or where ever this thing came from just badged it up, looks like its got Wing West body kit on it too. Where did they figure $50k? Wonder what kind of markup they appiled to it...
 
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Actually, I believe the Type Zero was the closest to the Type R. It was basically the Type S with more weight reduction i.e. no HVAC, No audio, etc...

What is interesting is the redesign of the OEM intake on the Type S and Zero... I'll have to post a pic up...
 
Actually, I believe the Type Zero was the closest to the Type R. It was basically the Type S with more weight reduction i.e. no HVAC, No audio, etc...

What is interesting is the redesign of the OEM intake on the Type S and Zero... I'll have to post a pic up...

I thought it was the Type S-Zero? I missed the Zero after the 'S'? Models I wish were available here... well the 'R' or 'R-2'... now we're talking! :biggrin:
 
Regardless of being a Type S, it's overpriced for it's condition. Next....
 
So this is even more overpriced since it's not a Type S and makes you wonder about the validity of the vehicle if the owners don't even have the right model designation.
 
as a prospective NSX buyer right now I can say that at the price they are asking they will get near-zero interest. at 50K you can easily buy a good condition LHD NSX, with lower mileage as well. The mileage on this NSX is not low and its a RHD vehicle (RHD vehicle can never command the same premium as LHD counterparts, consider rx-7s / supras etc. they never fetch as much as LHD)
 
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I think it might be overpriced to US, because the CANs haven't been close to where the US has been sliding this past 1.5 years of downslope. :biggrin:

...even with that, 50k is still overkill in that condition. If its a real type s or zero, ehhh maybe? ehhh na....
 
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