Recent content by OriginalNsx

There is a really nice looking 2005 on autotrader.ca right now for only $67K with 17K on it. http://www.autotrader.ca/a/Acura/NSX/VANCOUVER/British+Columbia/19_8847947_/?showcpo=ShowCPO&orup=2_15_5...

What would that car have been $$ say 5 years ago?

what kind of wheels/tires are those?

Congrats! Have you done a compression test, curious to know how much it is really like a new car power wise (by the numbers). I wonder when a car engine gets older, how things change power wise and where usually the power loss is RPM wise.

It is an auto anyhow, which def. isn't what I ideally wanted. Looks like it isn't a car for me then...

Hi, I'm looking at this used car, and it looks like the previous owner had no style sense and added these really ugly plastic extensions to the car. Has anyone seen this before? Can these be safely removed or they will probably damage the original paint if removed?

I agree with what your saying, that is why I prefaced my point with "Yes I know a car is the worst type of "investment", and justifying or reasoning about a luxury car is pretty much futile etc. etc.". But along those lines, it does help one purchase a car knowing that it won't be losing x,xxx...

Agreed, not many people buy a car in that class as an investment. At the same time, if there is a general trend towards a particular car holding it's value, it makes the decision that much easier and financially pluasible. Example, buying a 911 turbo you might loose $1K/month or $12K/year in...

Yes the GTA.

Well yes your situation was obvious since you got it in 2007. I meant someone who purchases one today, I think can safely "assume" that the car will hold its value.

Greetings, Yes I know a car is the worst type of "investment", and justifying or reasoning about a luxury car is pretty much futile etc. etc. But putting that aside for a moment, and seeing as the market for a Nsx is pretty hot, would it be safe/reasonable to say that buying a NSX at this...

I phoned my insurance a while back, and the operator didn't sound like she knew everything there was to know about insuring a 15+ year old car, but she did say something which kind of got me nervous so I thought I'd ask here. 1. Because the car is 15+ years old, the insurance company will only...

I guess that would imply importing a car from the US? I don't really see any canadian cars...

Spring is here, where are the pics you promised? :)

I'm not budgeting $5K per say, it all depends on how much I am spending in the end :) I'm in Toronto, I know there is a Canada specific forum so I'll search in there for a local PPI guru.