Acura NSX 2005 picture 
Pre-owned Acura NSXs for sale are available at duPont REGISTRY. Any pre-owned Acura NSX for sale is one of the, if not the, hottest, most desirable model in the Acura model line-up. When looking for a pre-owned Acura NSX for sale, there are a couple things to keep in mind. Know that the Acura NSX has been around since 1990, which means you can find many pre-owned NSX cars for sale at a reasonable price that looks very similar to a 2000 NSX model. After 1995, the Acura NSX for sale was only available with t-tops and thus has more weight and a softer suspension. The pre-owned Acura NSX for sale at your local dealership comes with either a 3.0-liter V-6 or a 3.2-liter V-6 producing 270 hp and 292 hp, respectfully. It was in 1997 that the Acura NSX received the more powerful 3.2-liter V-6. If price is not a concern, try to look for the more powerful, pre-owned Acura NSX for sale that post dates 1997.
The NSX, or New Sportscar Experimental, as it was named during development was the first supercar to come from Japan. Unleashed to the American public in 1990, the NSX has been a huge hit for Honda’s Acura division. The NSX never really changed from the time of its inception till 2005 when production was halted. The only refreshing it got was a new motor in 1997 and a facelift in 2002.
The car was well known for offering both comfort and performance. The car is ergonomically superior to many supercars you can buy new today, let alone any of the supercar you could find back in 1990. It’s the engineers and craftsmanship that make the NSX still viable and enjoyable even by today’s standards. One little tidbit of engineering excellence is the t-tops of the NSX-T. Take the top off your NSX-T and store it in the ingenious spot above the engine that doesn't rob you of any luggage space! It’s the little things like this that make the Acura NSX still perfect, even when competing against cars engineered as recently as last year.
The NSX, or New Sportscar Experimental, as it was named during development was the first supercar to come from Japan. Unleashed to the American public in 1990, the NSX has been a huge hit for Honda’s Acura division. The NSX never really changed from the time of its inception till 2005 when production was halted. The only refreshing it got was a new motor in 1997 and a facelift in 2002.
The car was well known for offering both comfort and performance. The car is ergonomically superior to many supercars you can buy new today, let alone any of the supercar you could find back in 1990. It’s the engineers and craftsmanship that make the NSX still viable and enjoyable even by today’s standards. One little tidbit of engineering excellence is the t-tops of the NSX-T. Take the top off your NSX-T and store it in the ingenious spot above the engine that doesn't rob you of any luggage space! It’s the little things like this that make the Acura NSX still perfect, even when competing against cars engineered as recently as last year.
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