Was sent this by another forum member today......Quite impressive for a non R or S. but wouldn’t you rather have an R8 :-)
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-acura-nsx-15/
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Was sent this by another forum member today......Quite impressive for a non R or S. but wouldn’t you rather have an R8 :-)
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-acura-nsx-15/
Interestingly, for such a mint condition NSX, the radio knobs (it has been replaced in 2015) have the wrong colour ..
So that’s around £115k ... lets hope he drives it and doesn’t tuck it the garage with his 2 NA1-R’s ...
and then there’s this one! And it’s not even original! Look at that stereo damn it! Which brings me to my next question; with the general demise of NSX stereos and associated parts. Will aftermarket units become more acceptable on resale.
https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/...-auto?sfns=mo#
there are always going to be those that hanker for originality, and then there's those with no cassettes....
The sellers of the Silverstone car would be pleased with that price, I would think. I'm not 100% sure but I think this was an ex-Sultan of Brunei collection car, if I have the chronology correct.
I bought that reg no (NSX6) at a DVLA auction in January 2013, then swapped it for mine (V6 NSX) with the guy who bought this car as he realised that this car was too old! I'm still not sure who got the better deal!
Do you mind me asking how much you paid for NSX6? It would provide a useful guide to how much NSX5 (which I have) is worth.Quote:
Originally Posted by flyingsniffer
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Robin
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I paid £1900 plus fees, but this was back in 2013 (it's easy to check on the DVLA website, so I have no problem saying in public). But values on regos isn't related to what you may have paid at auction: I paid £4500 for 46 GT in 2005, sold it 9 years later for £10k.Quote:
Originally Posted by rkanaga
Some prices people are willing to pay are mind boggling.