NSX Database

[Senninha]

You forgot S2 NSX, Paul will confirm details. 1998, Magnum grey.

yep, that's mine, nice OEM example

[simonprelude]

Something that can be simplified on the NA2 table is, all NA2 cars are manual!

About the only post 2002 Auto I knew of is SG53APZ which is an NSX F-Matic in Long Beach Blue.
There are a fair few post 1997 cars but as you say all are declared as NA1.

NA1 is anything with a 3.0 engine (which includes all Auto's) NA2 is anything with a 3.2 engine which the change was made in 1997 on manual cars only.

[Senninha]

There is also a Sebring auto on an 02 or 03 plate ... was advertised late last year ...

[Sudesh]

I think what needs to be clarified is.

NA1 and NA2 do not designate year/type the way some think.

NA1[3.0] and NA2[3.2] is to do with engine spec, allot of us already know this but a huge amount don't.
That's why I like to call them facelift and pre-facelift most of the time.

So you would have:

Pre-facelift - NA1 - manual, 1990 until 1997
Pre-facelift - NA2 - manual, 1997 until 2001
Pre-facelift - NA1- auto, 1990 until 2001 [f-matic was added around 96- but still NA1]

Facelift - NA2 - Manual, 2002 until 2005
Facelift - NA1 - Auto, 2002 until 2005.

[Nick Graves]

It's a common misconception, not entirely helped by Honda themselves, eg., 4G 'Ludes are BBs 1-4 and 5Gs are BBs 5-9...

There were some 'Tegs like that, I think.

[flyingsniffer]

So if I read it right, there are only 4 2001 NSXs?

How can I tell if mine is the last-registered pop up NSX in the UK? Only for interest.

BTW mine is no longer 46GT - I sold it to a friend who wanted it for his Bentley Continental GT (we agree to disagree in terms of what makes a good car). But I'm on the hunt for a new number, will advise when it has been sourced

[Senninha]

so theres this one ... http://www.nsxcb.co.uk/showthread.ph...plate-for-sale

or you could contact Ary (AR on here) as I believe he still holds T1 NSX

[NSXGB]

Thats 4 known to the current membership left in the UK. Somewhere there is a list of NSX's sold year by year, that could give a clue to how many 2001's there actually are. I'll see if I can find it.


EDIT: Here is the sales list, year on year, copied from another post. So there are 8 x 2001 cars but obviously no breakdown of NA1 & NA2.


Year Sales
1991 125
1992 41
1993 47
1994 19
1995 55
1996 38
1997 35
1998 10
1999 17
2000 11
2001 8
2002 23 (sold so far)
2003 ?
2004 ?
2005 ? (But we know they sold at least 12)

So if I read it right, there are only 4 2001 NSXs?

How can I tell if mine is the last-registered pop up NSX in the UK? Only for interest.

BTW mine is no longer 46GT - I sold it to a friend who wanted it for his Bentley Continental GT (we agree to disagree in terms of what makes a good car). But I'm on the hunt for a new number, will advise when it has been sourced

[simonprelude]

Assuming yours used to be V6NSX then no, Y1NSX is 3 chassis numbers higher, not sure about the Targa's as they have a different chassis number range.

So if I read it right, there are only 4 2001 NSXs?

How can I tell if mine is the last-registered pop up NSX in the UK? Only for interest.

[flyingsniffer]

Ah thanks all. Maybe mine is the last pop up manual targa then!