02-05 Color Production Numbers

[LookingForMyImola]

Hello all, first post here-

Out of curiousity- I've been looking and can't seem to find the information anywhere...

How much of each color was produced in the final iteration of the NA2 NSX? I've found that lovely thread regarding the Imola Orange production numbers from 02-05, but what about all other colors?

Seeing as there was only a few hundred NSXs produced every year for the last few years, it would be cool to see what the exterior color production numbers were, and even cooler if we could throw in the interior and auto/manual info as well...

The question is- has this been done? And if not, how do we do it?

Were all of the VIN numbers sequential, say, from 00001 to 00XXX for each year?

 

[arista5]

http://www.nsxprime.com/wiki/Production_Numbers

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oh and good idea looking for an Imola... :wink:

49 imola
41 Imola/Orange
8 Imola/Onyx

 

[blue_myriddn]

Link: http://www.nsxprime.com/wiki/Production_Numbers

 

[LookingForMyImola]

Oh crazy, someone has already done this! No idea how I couldn't find it previously.

that being said, it looks like there are errors- looking at solely the Imola colors, it says there are 41, but we have vins if 49 being built...

 

[jaja]

Hello all, first post here-

Out of curiousity- I've been looking and can't seem to find the information anywhere...

Were all of the VIN numbers sequential, say, from 00001 to 00XXX for each year?

Be sure to check the "NSX Wiki" as arista has pointed out. There's a link for it near the top of the forum in big the red bar.

Regarding VIN numbers. Yes they are sequential, if they weren't that would just be confusing! Check out this link:
http://www.nsxprime.com/nsx-faq/nsx-vin-information/

Good luck "looking for your Imola." :tongue:

Lucas

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Oh crazy, someone has already done this! No idea how I couldn't find it previously.

that being said, it looks like there are errors- looking at solely the Imola colors, it says there are 41, but we have vins if 49 being built...

I count 41 Orange on Orange, and 8 Orange on Black.
49 total Imolas.

The Wiki IS a little out of date. But it acts as a great benchmark and can at least give you an idea of how many Imolas are out there versus say Midnight Pearls.

 

[LookingForMyImola]

D'oh, never mind. I'm a little slow today. It does show 49 Imolas

 

[arista5]

Oh crazy, someone has already done this! No idea how I couldn't find it previously.

that being said, it looks like there are errors- looking at solely the Imola colors, it says there are 41, but we have vins if 49 being built...

41 IOP/Imola interior. (Orange/orange)

8 IOP/Onyx (orange/black)

49 total. The totals are of color not added together.

 

[LookingForMyImola]

I finally convinced the wife to let me buy an NSX, but she says only Imola Orange or Grand Prix White is allowed and must be unmodified. Sigh, I think I'll be looking a good, long, hard time.

 

[arista5]

I finally convinced the wife to let me buy an NSX, but she says only Imola Orange or Grand Prix White is allowed and must be unmodified. Sigh, I think I'll be looking a good, long, hard time.

nah... just remember everything is for sale... and there are a few Imolas on this board.

just know, only two known IOP/Onyx traded hands in the last 5 years that i can find. My 05 and Jeffs 04.

your search will be easier for orange/orange

 

[blue_myriddn]

Sigh, I think I'll be looking a good, long, hard time.

You either need to spend time or money. For the right price a car can always be for sale.

 

[arista5]

You either need to spend time or money. For the right price a car can always be for sale.

:thumbsup:

 

[LookingForMyImola]

You either need to spend time or money. For the right price a car can always be for sale.

True, but I'm not going to shell out 100k for a car. Many owners have sentimental attachment to their NSXs, especially ones in rare colors, so really there isn't any price that would convince them to sell. There are also many of those cars out there with no way for me to communicate with the owners if they're not on Prime.

 

[arista5]

not on prime? not an enthusiast

 

[LookingForMyImola]

not on prime? not an enthusiast

Hey, want to sell me your NSX? Name your price

 

[blue_myriddn]

Name your price

I know his price and you don't want to pay it

Pop around your local area car events and ask around about NSXs. There are more of them out there than you may realize and some people may be interested in selling. Posting up a wanted ad on Prime is another good idea if you are looking for that specific car.

The NSX community is fairly small - so word can get around pretty easily.

 

[arista5]

Hey, want to sell me your NSX? Name your price

PM me your offer

 

[Computron]

You either need to spend time or money. For the right price a car can always be for sale.

Totally agree with this statement! Unless an owner has lots of extra $$$ that they don't know what to do with, I'm sure they can be persuaded to sell with the right monetary number. ;-)

 

[Lostbuckeye]

Everytime I get asked how much I'd sell mine for, my standard answer has been "The first person to send $100K to me gets it." That way I can buy two NSXs so I can use one to tow the other to NSXPO.

 

[GBL1]

Link: http://www.nsxprime.com/wiki/Production_Numbers

I'm looking for the rest of this production by numbers, color combos, and transmission options, for the 1991 to 2001 NSXs.

Does any one still have it saved or have a link to where I can view it?

 

[Honcho]

We will be restoring all of this info in the new library. The old info is stored on an ancient WordPress format, so it will take some time before we can upload it.

 

[MotorMouth93]

The entire wiki can be accessed through web.archive.org in the meantime.

Here is the production numbers page:

Production Numbers - NSX-Wiki

web.archive.org

Here is the home page:

NSX-Wiki

web.archive.org