NSX? What do you think
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thanks guys. I should have kept the s2k but maybe I will get another one next year. I just need to convince the wifey...
mavericckk - thanks. Yes... I think there are a couple hmong owners but not many. I thought I'd get something different this time.
mavericckk - thanks. Yes... I think there are a couple hmong owners but not many. I thought I'd get something different this time.
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From: City of Baked Beans
That's subjective. Some would argue the s2k is Honda's best. Too many variables...define "best" lol.
If Honda decided to only make <5,000 S2ks in total...the rarity and exclusiveness alone would foster many minds into thinking the s2k was Honda's best.
If Honda decided to only make <5,000 S2ks in total...the rarity and exclusiveness alone would foster many minds into thinking the s2k was Honda's best.
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I have driven 91 NSXs and honestly I hated it. I hated because those I have driven was OLD and broken lol.
One was with clutch master cylinder busted so the clutch was PITA to press in and out.
Second was something wrong with it, felt like really old car although it was old but had about 50k miles on the odometer. The car was sold by dealership so I don't think it was treated right.
1st NSX, I didn't have problem with manual steering but 2nd NSX was just too heavy for me to park etc. Call me tainted but all my life I have been spoiled with PS.
So I dearly wanted PS on NSX. Other than that it felt like sports car and I liked the feel of it. But nothing too special for me at the time.
However I am looking forward to drive NSX that has 3.2 it might change my mind completely. Also I was contemplating to trade in my Evo for 94 NSX but wasn't able to pull the trigger.
One was with clutch master cylinder busted so the clutch was PITA to press in and out.
Second was something wrong with it, felt like really old car although it was old but had about 50k miles on the odometer. The car was sold by dealership so I don't think it was treated right.
1st NSX, I didn't have problem with manual steering but 2nd NSX was just too heavy for me to park etc. Call me tainted but all my life I have been spoiled with PS.
So I dearly wanted PS on NSX. Other than that it felt like sports car and I liked the feel of it. But nothing too special for me at the time.
However I am looking forward to drive NSX that has 3.2 it might change my mind completely. Also I was contemplating to trade in my Evo for 94 NSX but wasn't able to pull the trigger.
