new here: advice required
no longer having the need for 4 seats it's time for a little self indulgence. I'm interested in buying a 1991 import that i've spotted, 11k miles, manual, reputabley unmarked original condition, priced at £26k. Any advice on what I should be looking out for would be appreciated.
seems massively overpriced to me
how about this one for £15,500?
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how about this - 1996 model in immaculate condition with 57k miles
price is negotiable
http://www.nsxcb.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=530
It all depends in what you want the car for. I am looking for one myself ( post 94, manual coupe or T preferably low miles ) I would advice you to read as much as you can from the NSXprime FAQ and forums, as well as asking questions on this board. I know it might sound silly, but do not buy the first one you see, if it is that nice leave a small deposit, but do check out all others in your list. Stay away from automatics, they are less powerful and are hard to sell. Unless you are a gambling man, try to get one with a documented service history.
It might seem like an easy process, but believe me is not, getting the right one is part of the fun.
Good luck and let us know what you get.
Originally Posted by ctrlaltdelboy
Are you sure? Some people would be willing to pay a premium for a 'original' version of the car with only 11,000 miles? OK the dealer is putting it up for a profit, so there's some leeway on the price, you can be sure...
It's the one on this page, isn't it?
http://www.wickedkit.com/shop/index.php?p_mfr=11
As with everything, it's worth what someone will pay.. (I have no interest in the sale of this car, don't know the owner etc etc )
I wouldn't buy a 14 year old car with 11000 miles on it, though - hasn't had enough use to keep everything moving (if that makes sense)
AR's Advice is the way to go - read lots about them and check the history...
i remember seeing this car on autotrader for most of 2004, it was in a Honda main dealer then. was around the same price
...not that I believe everything Stealerships say, but the wording of the advert implies this one is still on a boat from Japan
'I have seen and touched and examined it personaly in Japan before I bought it and it is just stunning in every way, due in end of May and can be reserved with a deposit'
Caveat Emptor..
ok i probably saw a diferent one then, but it was red, a 1991, with c10k miles on it. personally, i prefer the later wheels and power steering, hence i bought a 1996
The car has had 14 years of life in japan!!! anything could have happened to it.The milage may be out by tens of thousands of miles.
I would not touch it at that price(but thats me)
You know with some of those imports is not: Yume no Chikara but " You may not see Car " . Just me and my bad sense of humor. At the right price and from a trusted person, maybe, but from a company, too many variables mate, better off with a UK car IMO.
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