Who will trade in for the new one?

It will depend on the price of the new one. If it is low enough, I would love to keep my current NSX.
 
I can honestly say I have no interest at all in the new car, at this time. I'm in the process of buying an '02 and I feel that it's gonna be the cooler car by far...

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I believe the original NSX will remain much more revered and iconic than the new one...
 
I can honestly say I have no interest at all in the new car, at this time. I'm in the process of buying an '02 and I feel that it's gonna be the cooler car by far...

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I believe the original NSX will remain much more revered and iconic than the new one...

I agree 100%, the original NSX is an icon/classic car for it's time, and will appreciate in price over the years. (the only downside is the risk of parts becoming unavailable over the years, but that goes with the territory of it been a classic)
 
I would think a lot of people will change their minds once they actually get to test drive one vs not wanting it at all after a test drive
 
Two different animals. The first generation is an icon and a classic and this status will only increase and getting stronger with time.

The new one will have to gain this status and it will in any way alter the first generation status.


I would never trade a first generation NSX for the second one. Only try to get both. OTOH, I just can't see how a 20-30k$ rebate ( first gen NSX mean value ) would be so attractive or would be so significant in determining if you can afford or not the new one ...

If you can qualify for 100k$ on a 130k$ car, it shouldn't take too much time to get the remaining 30k$ ? Not worth letting go your actual NSX, just wait some more time to get the remaining amount of money or buy a second hand new NSX ...
 
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