Acura NSX - Buyer's Guide
11-14-2008, 01:10 PM
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Acura NSX - Buyer's Guide
Acura NSX - Buyer's Guide
Acura's NSX is not the expensive, mid-engine supercar it once was. If you can afford a new S2000 then chances are you can afford this exotic Honda.Acura's NSX is not the expensive, mid-engine supercar it once was, reserved only for the rich, famous, or both. Nope, if you can afford a new S2000, Evo, or STI then you can probably afford an early model NA1 NSX. Don't kid yourself though. Sure, NSX prices have dropped to the low-$20,000 range, but buying the wrong one could put you in the poorhouse quicker than you think. Despite the car's affordable entry cost, owning and maintaining one is as expensive as ever, and if you're moving from a Civic or an Integra into the world of Japanese supercar-dom, be prepared for a rude awakening because OEM NSX replacement parts and labor charges are priced in a league of their own. Avoid the pitfalls, do your research, and buy your NSX the smart way. While it may be tempting to jump on the first and cheapest Internet special that you see, be patient because yearlong searches for that perfect NSX gem aren't uncommon, and paying a visit to check yours out firsthand will pay off in the long run. Don't let your impulses get the best of you. Read on. Buy with confidence.
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Acura's NSX is not the expensive, mid-engine supercar it once was. If you can afford a new S2000 then chances are you can afford this exotic Honda.Acura's NSX is not the expensive, mid-engine supercar it once was, reserved only for the rich, famous, or both. Nope, if you can afford a new S2000, Evo, or STI then you can probably afford an early model NA1 NSX. Don't kid yourself though. Sure, NSX prices have dropped to the low-$20,000 range, but buying the wrong one could put you in the poorhouse quicker than you think. Despite the car's affordable entry cost, owning and maintaining one is as expensive as ever, and if you're moving from a Civic or an Integra into the world of Japanese supercar-dom, be prepared for a rude awakening because OEM NSX replacement parts and labor charges are priced in a league of their own. Avoid the pitfalls, do your research, and buy your NSX the smart way. While it may be tempting to jump on the first and cheapest Internet special that you see, be patient because yearlong searches for that perfect NSX gem aren't uncommon, and paying a visit to check yours out firsthand will pay off in the long run. Don't let your impulses get the best of you. Read on. Buy with confidence.
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