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Manual 1991 Acura NSX with Ultra-Low Mileage Goes to Auction

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A first-generation Honda NSX (sold as Acura in the US) with only 9,119 miles (14,676 km) on the clock and a five-speed manual gearbox will be auctioned in Kissimmee, Florida . The vehicle has had a single owner and maintains its original condition.

The first-generation Honda NSX (Acura in North America) holds a special place in sports car history . This model proved that exotic performance and everyday reliability were not mutually exclusive . Its balance and precision could challenge a Ferrari . Today, finding a clean, untampered example is increasingly rare.

This 1991 model is heading to the Mecum Kissimmee auction in January . It is a low-mileage example . Furthermore, it comes with the desirable five-speed manual transmission . Painted black, it remains completely original . It still sits on the factory five-spoke silver alloy wheels . The car is fitted with Hankook Ventus V2 Concept 2 all-season tires.

“Garage Queen” with Luxurious Interior

Mecum Auctions notes that the car has been garaged for its entire life . The bodywork appears to be free of any significant damage . The auction house suggests that with a cut and polish, it could be made to look almost brand new.

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The interior also presents very well . The bucket-style seats and the lower part of the transmission tunnel and door panels are clad in Ivory-colored leather . This has stood up well to the test of time . The black dashboard looks to be in very good condition . It is free of any significant cracks . Although the service record is not detailed, it is a safe assumption that it has been maintained with great care.

Power and Durability

The engine is a 3.0-liter naturally aspirated V6 . It delivers 270 hp . This is a powertrain known for its rev-happy nature and durability . The next owner has the option to preserve it as a collectible . However, a car like this deserves to be driven.

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