1991-2005 Acura NSX.. What You Didn’t Know
Вставка
- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Here are some interesting facts regarding the Acura NSX from 1991 to 2005. The Honda Acura NSX pioneered daily driveable super cars that are reliable and even fuel effiencent. But would you buy one with current prices? See my Acura TL Type S Video: • 2007-2008 Acura TL Typ...
This video was done by Kevin from Meyn Motor Group.
Save on a new car with AutoCompanion:
www.autocompan...
AutoCompanion OEM Lexus Warranty Extension Link (Applies only to Lexus models less than 4 years old with under 50k Miles): www.leasecompa...
Amazon Affiliate Links to products I use:
Lexol Leather Cleaner For Car Interiors: amzn.to/36VvFix
Turtle Wax Headlight Restoration: amzn.to/3J35wLF
Best Universal Seat Covers: amzn.to/3K8wH9d
Logitech Playstation/PC Sim Racing Steering Wheel & Pedals: amzn.to/3DBhCe0
Best Steam Cleaner Bissell ProHeat: amzn.to/35G6jVu
My Personal Office Desk: amzn.to/3DAEIkU
Best Wired Headphones For The Money (AudioTechnica): amzn.to/35E6iBm
The links above for AutoCompanion & Amazon are affiliate links and I will receive a small commission when you use them. Happy Hunting.
#acura #acuransx #nsx
See my Acura TL Type S Video here: ua-cam.com/video/6x6uT2TvgP4/v-deo.html
The first gen NSX will always be my favorite. I still remember the first time I layed eyes on one in the showroom. It was truly automobile love at first sight. I still remember buying every magazine at the time that featured this truly game changing exotic car, and all the accolades it received. Back then, Honda/Acura and Mazda realized the handling benefits of a lighter mass vehicle. The 2nd gen NSX strayed drastically from that formula, but I will argue, even the 2nd gen NSX was truly a car engineered before it's time. Outstanding tribute of a truly special car, thanks Kevin.
Definitely a game changing vehicle my friend! Loved the vibrant colors this car debuted in. Once again I really appreciate your love and support!
I never owned one, but a friend bought one new one when they came out, it was expensive north of 60k. It was nothing short of magnificent in every way, great memory. Thanks, Kevin.
That must have been pretty sweet to own this car when it was new very happy for your friend. Yea it was def expensive even back then, Vettes and Vipers were literally half the money so you really had to appreciate this for what it was.
I was standing next to him after looking at it, no test driving allowed, and when he looked over at me and said , and back to the saleman and said I'll take it, I remember it being what I paid for my house. He is gone now, but I appreciate the memory you brought out, you are the best.
Oh sorry to hear he is not with us. Yea homes genuinely could have been had for well under $100k. Thanks always for sharing with us your great experiences as well!
My first house, albeit modest, was 27k, and I was shaking like a leaf when I signed those papers circa 1983.
@@jeffamburgey7485 wow! Now that’s definitely not happening in today’s housing market
Timeless beauty that looks better than anything built today short of something out of Maranello. A pure analog man-machine driving experience that can't be found in todays computer nannied supercars. Build quality and reliability you could only get in a hand built Honda. Rare enough that seeing an unmolested original in the wild is a special treat. Hands-down one of the best things ever to come out of Japan.
I brought my first car at 19 (2003) … I wish I would had chose this but then again, I would had modified the hell out of it and ruined it, had I been mature I would had got one of these and kept it bone stock and would be enjoying it today. A absolutely lovely vehicle.
This would have been a sweet first car!
What happened to your starting from zero video? I've been listening to it for motivation lmao 😂. I'm not sure if you remember I was the one with the pinned comment. Just got an apartment for $600 a month and I'm getting some overtime on the job so it's okay so far. Thanks for the inspiration
Nice! Congrats
@@MeynMotorGroup thank you so much Kevin I can assure you I will be watching exhaust sports auto from my new place when I have time lol
@Aniki1111
You should, always good quality content and information. Enjoy your new place.
Really appreciate both of you and your support over the years, thank you!
My NSX has been a dream to own for the last 3 years. No issues whatsoever. Just a beautiful, solid, well engineered piece of machinery. Part availability has started to become an issue, so I have spent a small fortune stock piling whatever I can get my hands on, either for resale later on, or for use if something ever fails.
Thanks so much for sharing my friend!
Love/Loved the NSX. What a great design, what a Great Car.
Design was excellent great engineering too
a good looking and very expensive sports car with a cute engine and with low HP and torque numbers, thanks Kevin
Yep there’s a reason why nobody buys this stuff when they’re new. Vettes and Vipers were half the price of this when new. RX-7 & Supras we’re just sitting in the showroom floor like a diecast toy. Lot of idolatry and worshipping but not enough people contributing to new car sales and they wonder why companies don’t make cool cars 🤦♂️
@@MeynMotorGroup yes thats right Kevin 👍
that dohc v6 is pretty cool. only true vtec v6 that i know of
I just bought one (a 94 manual) last week and this was a very helpful comprehensive review of the NSX. Thank you.
Massive congrats my friend, how do you like the NSX?
I love the Pop up headlights ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
They are def cool!
Did you notice how on the left hand drive car the handbrake lever is on the right side of the gear stick? That's because that's the correct layout for a right hand drive car, as they were retro fitted as left hand drive from right hand drive. Not sure if that changed over the life of the car but all the cars in the video show it that way.
That’s a great observation my friend yea most of interior shots are from an early 1990/1991 car
Thanx for another classic bro 🤝😎
And thank you my friend for dropping in and sharing your thoughts!
@@MeynMotorGroup No problem bro 🤝😎
This car forced ferrari to up their game, Ayrton Senna driving this at suzuka is awesome
Yep we now have supercars that can be driven on the street without it being unbearable now.
Facts! The same way the Lexus LS caused a uproar in the luxury market! Asian auto manufacturers were on top in the 90's!
Exactly the products are always top tier it’s just sad hardly anyone buys them
I always wanted this vehicle! I wouldn't mind owning it now but I am scared of not getting parts plus the prices are too much for me. 😮
Yea that’s the problem today, crazy high prices and questionable parts availability. I bet it’s epic to drive I’m sure
Very cool car for the horsepower and looks for it’s time bro 🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾
I agree bro def a cool car for the time
@@MeynMotorGroup Now that’s facts bro 🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾
Yo bro good afternoon 🤝😎
Yes sir thanks again for dropping in would love to get your thoughts on this NSX
@@MeynMotorGroup No problem bro and cool I got u 🤝👍🏾👍🏾
VTEC
That’s correct!
You forgot the YO! 😂
@@wbwayne8887 😅😂
Why Japanese sport cars start out with a reasonable/affordable price then get out of reach/expensive for most people?
Because nobody buys them so they need to incrementally increase the price to make up for low demand
@@MeynMotorGroup Nissan GTR has always been in demand but now it’s just too expensive? Started around $60s now it’s over $120k
Can I ask you, what is your definition of demand please?
@@MeynMotorGroup hard to answer it but let me try .. if a car-dealership is not discounting a vehicle or don’t have more than 1-2 in stock for weeks/months than the car is in high demand plus it is in very short supply .. factory won’t build more GTR’s and dealers won’t sell it at MSRP so price keeps going up .. can’t buy one for MSRP and dealers are happy to mark it up over $10k-$50k and sit on them until someone pays for it. ( US market)
It’s very simple my friend: it’s the sales figures.
From 2008 to 2021, a GTR sold 13,000 units.
This NSX sold 9000 units from 91-05.
A Porsche 911 sells 10,000 units every year.
They need to milk as much profit out of the small niche Japanese sports car buying market since these cars have absolutely no prestige or societal value.
There is a small determined group that fails to educate themselves about warranties and leasing that contribute to the small sales figures of these cars.
They tried to price them cheap at first to see if they can get high sales volume but the demand is never there.
👊🏾👍🏾👍🏾