Honda NSX
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From: The Beautiful South
Another vote for the NSX.
I owned an S2000 for 5 years / 50k miles. Great car, and I would have another in a shot (so long as I could keep my NSX...Graves you are a fortunate bugger
).
The NSX is a wonderful road car - rare, a great sense of occasion each time I take it our and tremendous to drive, the extra torque the additional cc's / cylinders give make the car feel appreciably quicker.
I miss the open top driving the S offered, but that is about it. (An NSX targa is always an option).
Boring practical stuff which shouldn't influence car buying decisions: If you spend money on modding your S, it is likely you will loose a fair chunk of that money. Buy a nice NSX (they are scarce, but with patience one will come along) and keep it that way, you wont loose much money in depreciation over the next 3 or 4 years I would wager.
Gratuitous NSX photo.......Y1 at FoS this year....
I owned an S2000 for 5 years / 50k miles. Great car, and I would have another in a shot (so long as I could keep my NSX...Graves you are a fortunate bugger
).The NSX is a wonderful road car - rare, a great sense of occasion each time I take it our and tremendous to drive, the extra torque the additional cc's / cylinders give make the car feel appreciably quicker.
I miss the open top driving the S offered, but that is about it. (An NSX targa is always an option).
Boring practical stuff which shouldn't influence car buying decisions: If you spend money on modding your S, it is likely you will loose a fair chunk of that money. Buy a nice NSX (they are scarce, but with patience one will come along) and keep it that way, you wont loose much money in depreciation over the next 3 or 4 years I would wager.
Gratuitous NSX photo.......Y1 at FoS this year....
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From: Bournemouth
It all depends what you want and how far you're prepared to go.
If you're looking at leaving the S2000 N/A then get the NSX instead, if going F/I then the decision gets harder.
The NSX for me was always an amazing car, however in the end I wanted more and wasn't prepared to modify the NSX as costs are huge even compared to S2000 modification.
I hated the seats, even though they are very comfortable and hugging I wanted more, however the ultimate option is to go for NSX-R or NSX-S seats and at around £10k for the pair it starts to get very expensive.
I'm still looking for a Lime Green metallic NSX-S zero, if one ever comes up for sale at a reasonable price then I'll buy it, if not then it's going to be Italian all the way......
If you're looking at leaving the S2000 N/A then get the NSX instead, if going F/I then the decision gets harder.
The NSX for me was always an amazing car, however in the end I wanted more and wasn't prepared to modify the NSX as costs are huge even compared to S2000 modification.
I hated the seats, even though they are very comfortable and hugging I wanted more, however the ultimate option is to go for NSX-R or NSX-S seats and at around £10k for the pair it starts to get very expensive.
I'm still looking for a Lime Green metallic NSX-S zero, if one ever comes up for sale at a reasonable price then I'll buy it, if not then it's going to be Italian all the way......
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From: The Beautiful South
Originally Posted by simonprelude,Sep 15 2010, 05:14 AM
I'm still looking for a Lime Green metallic NSX-S zero, if one ever comes up for sale at a reasonable price then I'll buy it....
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From: Hertford
It's not really a logical progression - the S2000 is a raw, rumbustious roadster, the NSX is a far more civilised machine.
I don't much like driving the S2000 with the roof up; on a roof down day, it's unbeatable.
The NSX is just incredibly good at everything. It's just not as visceral, for when you're in the mood.
So I have both.
Gratuitous pic:
I don't much like driving the S2000 with the roof up; on a roof down day, it's unbeatable.
The NSX is just incredibly good at everything. It's just not as visceral, for when you're in the mood.
So I have both.
Gratuitous pic:
