The thing about the NSX is that for $60k you can get so much more/better/faster/stronger/better/better/better it makes it a very tough sell if it's going to be your only sports car. If I was some rich collector, hell yeah I'd buy an NSX.

Yeah I wouldn't drop 60k on one personally. In that price range I would be looking at a Corvette.

Or GT-R

60k for a gtr is easier said than done.

Yep. If I ever get one (and it's on my list, so I have to) it would probably have to be a 90s model that I could probably swing as a 3rd car when I have the space, and years off into the future.

This.

And as much as I respect the performance, I will never, ever, ever buy a GT-R. Just not my cup of tea. I need a clutch pedal and shift lever!

Jesus christ, kids - summer bug bit you all much? Never seen this thread so active, until today.

Buncha fgts.

Steve, you coming over for secks later, still?

No

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3 within 100 miles :tiphat:

:happydance::happydance::happydance:

Awe man...no one is awake for my trolling and shenanigans :/

I wonder how much my insurance would go up ...

When I checked 2 years ago the GT-R was $6/month cheaper than the Z.

good morning everyone.... whats up??

You're high. I got a quote from USAA just now and it's $88.00 more per month than the Z.

For the record, I have a flawless driving record. No tickets and no 'at fault' accidents so I make a pretty good control.