Zanardi private party price

[alas_nsx]

What should I expect to pay for a Zanardi with 15k? Car is in excellent condition.

Thanks

 

[TyraNSX]

I would guesstimate mid-$fifties. Are you looking at #47 in MI or #26 in CO?
Check here toohttp://www.nsxprime.com/FAQ/BuySell/pricing.htm

 

[otto_joe]

I would guesstimate mid-$fifties. Are you looking at #47 in MI or #26 in CO?
Check here toohttp://www.nsxprime.com/FAQ/BuySell/pricing.htm

I would be betting it's #26 in CO.

Otto

 

[alas_nsx]

you guys are good! #26. :smile: I am also looking at some 2002 models.

Thanks for the info.

 

[VintageracerNYC]

whats the advantage of the Zanardi edition of a regular model?

 

[otto_joe]

whats the advantage of the Zanardi edition of a regular model?

-Less weight
-Manual steering
-Fixed roof

More info here:
http://www.nsxprime.com/FAQ/General/modelinfo/zanardi.htm

Otto

 

[rickysals]

the Zanardi has the 290HP motor and 6speed tranny, don't forget... over the 94'

and is sort of a collector

 

[OLDE GUY]

whats the advantage of the Zanardi edition over a regular model?

Just buy a low mileage 1994 NSX Coupe , add the Zanardi or NSX type R suspension ($1500 to $2900) and the 1997+ brake calipers and rotors (less than $1,000 used); AND SAVE YOURSELF A BUNDLE. You will have the lighter weight, fixed roof (coupe) and the manual steering.

That's what I have done. With the savings, you can add the Comptech headers ($1300 @ NOPI) and gain 12 horsepower (to 282 HP) - or add whatever your heart desires!

 

[transdzn]

I'd pay up to high 60's for a great condition Zanardi :wink:

Vizal

 

[RyRy210]

Just buy a low mileage 1994 NSX Coupe , add the Zanardi or NSX type R suspension ($1500 to $2900) and the 1997+ brake calipers and rotors (less than $1,000 used); AND SAVE YOURSELF A BUNDLE. You will have the lighter weight, fixed roof (coupe) and the manual steering.

That's what I have done. With the savings, you can add the Comptech headers ($1300 @ NOPI) and gain 12 horsepower (to 282 HP) - or add whatever your heart desires!

You forgot the 6 speed tranny. Sure you are paying more money for a Zanardi, but don't forget it is a newer and rarer car so it should cost more. I personally would take a mint Zanardi over a highly modded 3.0 liter 5 speed NSX anyday.