NSX - Good idea?

NSX - Good idea?

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Chauch

Original Poster:

520 posts

219 months

Saturday 18th August 2007
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Having owned a few American Muscle cars, a couple of Skylines and now the Chimaera, all which I have enjoyed for different reasons, I think it is time for a change again.

Toying with an NSX 3.0 Manual import. What should I be looking out for as I know nothing about these cars other than I have always quite fancied one. Thanks guys....

Stu R

21,410 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th August 2007
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fantastic GT car with amazing build quality and sublime handling. Not the fastest cars in the world but still nice and quick, and through the bends they're beautiful.

_Al_

5,594 posts

265 months

Saturday 18th August 2007
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That's high on my list of 'got to own one if I can ever afford it'. smile

From everything I've read I doubt you'll be disappointed, and you'll certainly inspire a lot of jealousy. smile

EDLT

15,421 posts

213 months

Saturday 18th August 2007
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Expect people of a certain age to start talking about 1000hp supras and skylines eating it. Although since you've owned a skyline its probably happened already wink

Stu R

21,410 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th August 2007
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EDLT said:
Expect people of a certain age to start talking about 1000hp supras and skylines eating it.
or indeed standard ones.

Chauch

Original Poster:

520 posts

219 months

Saturday 18th August 2007
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Certainly not fussed about out and out power this time, kinda been there and done that with the Skylines. I have actually really enjoyed the linear power delivery of the N/A TVR versus the Skyline which is another reason I quite fancy the NSX.

Any horror stories on maintainance or is a well maintained one usually pretty solid? I actually quite like the fact that they are expensive to modify as it may just stop me doing it!

NoelWatson

11,710 posts

249 months

Sunday 19th August 2007
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Chauch said:
Certainly not fussed about out and out power this time, kinda been there and done that with the Skylines. I have actually really enjoyed the linear power delivery of the N/A TVR versus the Skyline which is another reason I quite fancy the NSX.

Any horror stories on maintainance or is a well maintained one usually pretty solid? I actually quite like the fact that they are expensive to modify as it may just stop me doing it!
Chauch,

The only major expense I am aware of is the clutch at around £1700. Apart from that, maintenance costs are very reasonable

Noel

RobPhoboS

3,454 posts

233 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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EDLT said:
Expect people of a certain age to start talking about 1000hp supras and skylines eating it. Although since you've owned a skyline its probably happened already wink
Hey, whats with the hate towards high powered Supras and Skylines ?
They are all great in their own right.