Nsx

[choogee3]

Has anybody here ever driven in an NSX? It is pretty much my dream car lol
So tonight i finally got the chance to take a ride in one (Yeah, even in the shitty maritimes) and it was just amazing, i have never been in such an amazing piece of machinery, and its a flippin' Honda!
I only have one picture of it, but my whole night has been just amazing.

Was also rolling in a nismo 350z

[texasvtak]

Theres one in town here. I drool a little every time I see it. Theres faster, theres nicer, theres newer, but its pretty one of a kind. People forget what a piece of technology it was when it came out.

[choogee3]

You drool even more when it's doing 250 on the highway at one in the morning.

[wed3k]

like 250 mph?

the nsx-r put up against the porsche's even though they have 100 more hp, almost blows the doors off the porsche carrera S in the turns.

[oneoffaccord]

like 250 mph?

the nsx-r put up against the porsche's even though they have 100 more hp, almost blows the doors off the porsche carrera S in the turns.

no 250km/h

[mercyboy]

man...my dream car was alwways a panda ae86.....and im getting one next two years since my cousin giving his to me since he wants a 2000 skyline r34....from japan too right wheel steering

[GenDBlade]

no. but they are amazing machines. and i will have one oneday

[alb_accord]

i have driven a few. i love them to death. i just can't wait to get a career job so i can buy an nsx. but yeah every honda guys goes threw 3 stages....
civic, accord or prelude to the s2000 and then to the ultimate machine which is the nsx....

[Clean-CB7]

I have only driven this one that was traded in at my job for a e90 335xi LOL! It was amazing i was int he process of purchasing it but i could not get financed even with 10k down i did not have a co signer and im only 19 years old...id prefer a a pop up style neways! lol, i do plan on getting one this coming september going to start shopping

[deevergote]

I'd love to ride in one. I'd love to own one. They're relatively affordable cars to own, actually. Reliable, and not TOO expensive to repair. They hold their value, though. A decent early 90s model will often be well over $20,000.

For the time, it was a HUGE step. Surprising for Honda, actually. They skipped over the market filled by the Supra, 300zx, RX-7, 3000GT, and SVX... all $40-$50k cars for the top of the line performance models... and went straight for a car costing upwards of $70,000. They were also the first Japanese company to bring a true performance sports car to their high-end luxury line in the US.

The NSX is fairly light. I believe 3200lbs or something. It makes 300ish horsepower, and handles amazingly well (I've heard plenty of Ferrari comparisons.) Even by today's performance car standards, 300hp in a near-3000lb car is very respectable.

It is STILL a competent car by today's standards!

[GenDBlade]

but yeah every honda guys goes threw 3 stages....
civic, accord or prelude to the s2000 and then to the ultimate machine which is the nsx....

totally dissagree

[Shag Wagon]

totally dissagree

I started off with my wagon when I was 16 and now I am riding around in a Civic until my wagon comes back out of the shop. And I never plan on owning an S2000 because of the lack of room and storage.

[stewie]

You drool even more when it's doing 250 on the highway at one in the morning.

and then the nsx looks at me and drools when it sees me blowing past him at 300kmph

[tommi]

so you didnt get to drive it?

[LinX]

I've driven in one, they're nice pieces of work but too expensive and impractical to own unless you're pretty well off with extra money laying around. As far as phases go, since I've been driving for some time now (both my car and other cars) I would never opt for a civic or a prelude as an upgrade car. Like stated before, S2000 is a really fun and sporty car but like the NSX, impractical in the sense that there is absolutely minimal to no storage space. The NSX and the S2000 cars ARE fun to drive though and they do a great job for what they were designed for.