1991 Acura Nsx Black/black-ivory on 2040-cars
Edgewater, Maryland, United States
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1991 Acura NSX. This is an iconic "supercar" from the dark ages of performance. The japanese manufacturer took on Ferrari and the world in an attempt to build a "supercar" that could be used as a daily driver. They did that with the revolutionary nsx, with an aluminium monocoque chassis and a high revving VTEC engine as the starting point. Many unique and innovative features were used to create this car. Lots of information on the first generation NSX can be found on internet forums or local car clubs. The definition of supercar has changed since 1991, However these cars are still beautiful vehicles with unparralled reliability and an absolute dream to drive. This car has been driven but not abused. All service is up todate including timing belt and water pump. Original wheels have been replaced with replicas that were used on the original CART series nsx with tires that have about 3000 miles on them. The car has had 1 quality repaint to restore its black shine and gloss. The paint is not perfect, there is evidence of use with small chips on the front. The paint isn't perfect, but it isn't in need of paint or attention either. The front spoiler has been scuffed and worn with a small crease on each side. The seats are in excellent shape with no tears. The driver bolster has a "little" wear showing. The power windows are a bit slow,but function correctly. No known issues with the vehicle. Everything works including the original radio (integrated phone unknown). Clear title, accident free,well maintained,garage kept.
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