(I think you were talking about him because I'm the one on both sides...)

And I do drive my mommie's accord...sometimes...In fact, my mom has one, my bro has one, my dad has one, and I have one. We all have 6th gen ex v6's.

There's nothing wrong with driving your parents' cars. I enjoyed driving the Navigator to school and watching everyone drool. (Back when it just came out and nobody had one and the people at the gas station say "what the hell is that thing?")

 

if you do not believe me call the speed channel and ask them

 

Jeez, you're a poon. If you are going to get on this forum and talk smack about all the cars you can't afford and will never drive, at least get your facts right. 3.2L V6 - not 3.5 (same since '97) - and you can drive one home for low $80s - not $100K.

Now go away, you have nothing of value to say.

 

shut the **** up

 

Yeah, that nsx on speed channel was the new revised 2002 nsx. same as all the older ones with some minor cosmetic changes. msrp=85k. And Honda claims that all the rumors and pictures that magazines are putting out are all fake. Honda is keeping the lid on this project.

 

Snappy response. How can any of us argue in the face of such brilliant logic?

 

...And that's why we currently live where we live, drive what we drive, and make the amount of money that we make.

Hey just curious, but what do you do FastNSX? Is there a thread on what you NSX owners all do for a living? (I suppose this would be somewhat related to the subject).

 

I used to own an advertising agency, but sold it several years ago. For the past year or so I have been working on a software start-up. We are now in the process of looking for VC - got $3 million you want to turn into ten million? : )

I think there have been a couple of threads on www.nsxprime.com about what the owners do for a living. You might try doing a search there in the 'general' forum.

 

Very nice and good to hear. Thanks for the info.

Haha, yeah, turn 3 into 10 million...maybe after I transfer from UCLA business/econ (currently) to Berkeley business (I declined their offer this year) and then get a graduate degree...

I'm still prospective in life. Advertising agencies can make a lot...and the owners of them would too, especially if they were able to say that they sold it. And no, although I'm very good at programming and computer science/ICS stuff, I really don't imagine doing it for a living. Too boring for me. You can ask my brother, though. He's an ICS major.

 

I could have jumped on a 91 NSX with 80k mi, pretty good condition, for $25K a few years ago... and I didn't ::bangs head on desk::