As a gen-Zer who grew up a ‘90s japanese car fanatic, I sincerely can’t wait for those prices to go back down.
As a gen-Zer who grew up a ‘90s japanese car fanatic, I sincerely can’t wait for those prices to go back down.
Other carmakers tried in vain to defeat it (Porsche the most thin-skinned of all) but everyone has come to just recreate it.
“Those problems I knew you were going to find? I said no warranty. Good luck!”
Considering what a Supra or even a 300ZX from this era is pulling, this seems like a bargain....
What is wrong with you all.
Yes, let’s ignore the purple MkIV Supra for the yellow fox-body Mustang, whose best use in life is as a donor car for a Cobra kit.
Ahh, the lore of the manual Honda CR-Z.
The old one IS better. Because the top comes off.
Like I said the car you described would be interesting and probably fast, it in no way shape or form would end up being remotely like a s2k successor.
But I do wonder about the “high” prices on 80s and 90s cars as I look at what I feel are suddenly languishing prices on cars from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
If it helps you feel less stupid I sold an ’03 AP1 in Grand Prix White with tan leather interior and 50k miles 7 years ago for $12k.
IMO the ITR’s are going for too-stupid money right now. As evidence of this, someone on the last big ITR auction on BaT posted in the comments “guys there is a NSX for cheaper than this on BaT”. In a world where ITR’s sell for more money than NSX’s (yes, condition / miles etc were not apples to oranges, but still)…
Keep it under 3,000lbs and maybe 275hp from a 2.4 n/a i4 (as the cammed K-Swaps can easily and reilably do) and keep the rest mostly unchanged.
Don’t take this the wrong way but, you’re delusional if that’s what you think. It’s a direct competitor to the 570, Huracan, 911 Turbo, GTR etc. It has never been, nor ever will be a ‘baby’ P1/LaFerrari/918.
Remember, you said “a new Japanese sportscar made by a company that still has a soul”.
The NSX is also completely unattainable for the average Honda buyer.
You think Honda still has a soul? They lost any semblance of a soul over a decade ago.
In a world with no targa NSX and a Supra made in Austria, I’ll risk it.
Paid $18K for my ‘06 Laguna Blue with 42K miles in 2012. Sold it in 2017 with 52K miles for $21K, to finance the purchase of its hotter, faster cousin.
Dear Honda,