Trip computer

[powsz]

Hi guys,

Im looking to purchase an older nsx and was wondering if it comes with a mpg readout and outside temperature...

Also, are the standard brakes two pot or four pot ?

Am I making the right decision in looking for an nsx over a 964 911 porsche ?

Thanks

Paul

 

[powsz]

Come on guys, you all have nsx's so can someone please answer my question !

Thanks

 

[chumch]

No outside temp. reading.
On older models no trip computer...new, I'm not sure.

 

[Bram]

First question, NO

Second, 2 pots on the front brakes

Next question ?

Hi guys,

Im looking to purchase an older nsx and was wondering if it comes with a mpg readout and outside temperature...

Also, are the standard brakes two pot or four pot ?

Am I making the right decision in looking for an nsx over a 964 911 porsche ?

Thanks

Paul

 

[nsxtasy]

Im looking to purchase an older nsx and was wondering if it comes with a mpg readout and outside temperature...

No. However, it does have a trip odometer.

Also, are the standard brakes two pot or four pot ?

Floating calipers, with two cylinders in the front calipers, one in the rear.

Am I making the right decision in looking for an nsx over a 964 911 porsche ?

Yes, absolutely. There is no comparison with the 964, which was introduced several years before the ground-breaking NSX.

 

[SCS2k]

If those are your primary concerns regarding this car, I might suggest that you do a little research before you buy anything.

 

[powsz]

ok guys, thanks for the info...

Its a bit surprising considering this is supposed to be one of japans finest..

I currently own a porsche 993 but am having to sell this to finance some business ventures..I am therefore in the market for something up to around $25k

The 964 911 is a fine car as I have had one before, but this is why I perhaps wanted something different..the NSX is probably the only japanese car that Id consider, looking back over it, there really arent any benefits to this over the older porsche... The porsche is quicker, more roomy, and holds its price just as well, but only doesnt look quite as good as the NSX.

 

[nsxtasy]

I currently own a porsche 993 but am having to sell this to finance some business ventures..I am therefore in the market for something up to around $25k

You might want to consider something other than an NSX. At that price, you're likely to get one that has a ton of miles and/or will cost a lot to fix up.

The porsche is quicker, more roomy, and holds its price just as well, but only doesnt look quite as good as the NSX.

Actually, unless you're talking about a 911 Turbo, the NSX is quicker. It also handles better and provides lots better feedback, and is much more reliable. And an early NSX holds its value better; in fact, prices have hardly changed much for the past 5-6 years.

Enjoy your next car, whatever it turns out to be. I suggest you do more research though...