mongomery1234

Not active on NSXPrime myself but I know there are some enthusiasts over here. Recently browsing IAAI and found this gem
https://www.iaai.com/Vehicle?itemID=...oadRecent=True
Anyone know the history behind this car? Curious considering the other side is not visible how bad the hit was.

S2020

such a waste.

panda25

i cried on the inside after seeing this.

RedCelica

I always wanted an NSX track car! No one runs them since they're so expensive. ACV is $32k though...which is nuts for a totaled NSX. Wonder what it'll really go for.

windhund116

Ouch! Wonder if the drivetrain is still ok?

rob-2

Seems expensive for the state

Manga_Spawn

Yeesh. So sad. It would cost a fortune if there is any frame damage.

Da New Yawka

Probably be a price drop after it sits for a while.

I'd pay $25k max for it.

Might not be a bad way to make a quick $10k profit, depending on damage.

Figure $25k initial cost, maybe $20k in repairs (hopefully??) and sell it for $55k with a salvage title.

Or just keep it lol.

Canadian_CD9A

Tough fix for $20k.

Every body panel needs to be replaced - both doors, fenders, front bumper, bonnet thinger, A-pillar, and you can bet that the unibody is absolutely hooped from that hit. Aluminum is not easy to work with, so I doubt this car will never drive like a normal NSX again. An educated buyer does not buy this thing after it's been fixed.

neuronbob

I am active on Prime. The guy who owns that Zanardi had a medical issue while driving, left the road, and the car hit a pole. He is in critical condition in the hospital. We're hoping he pulls out of it and don't care so much about his car at this point.