https://youtu.be/Efs-maBiEFw
I wonder what it will make?
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/rGW...1994-honda-nsx
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https://youtu.be/Efs-maBiEFw
I wonder what it will make?
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/rGW...1994-honda-nsx
Whenever I see a video of this kind it reminds me of the scene of Monty Phytons "meaning of life" when Mr. Death knocks at the door of an English couple with american guests...and the verbal fight between Mr. Death and the US guy.
You would think that he would be able to open the centre console armrest storage box...
And know that manual cars had 280PS / 276bhp...
And that the rear wheel size was 16"...
And that the car was almost all aluminium...
etc. etc.
Yes, not the best informed of videos.
I'd have thought selling this, a RHD car, in the US will fetch far less than it would in Japan or UK.
I think that the importer was looking for a six-figure sale price on the basis that there are no cars of this colour in North America.
Upto £50k with 4 days left to go.
More accurately ~£38k...Quote:
Originally Posted by NSX 2000
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Originally Posted by WhyOne?
The same Money that Hendon Honda are asking for a 1991 NSX with 102k miles on the clock.
It still has a day to run, so I may yet be proved wrong, but I think it was a strange move trying to sell a RHD car in the US.
Significant gaps in the service history (no record of cambelt or water pump having been changed for example) won't help either.
Went for $68k / ~£51k.
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Originally Posted by WhyOne?
Highest bid was $68,000 but the reserve was not meet, so not sold.
One of the last 2005 US cars to be sold.
https://youtu.be/C4G7U_ORKrI?feature=shared
Only had 128K miles on it. https://carsandbids.com/auctions/rJR...05-acura-nsx-t
Sold for $88.5k