A 2019 Acura NSX, the second-generation hybrid supercar built in Ohio, and the VIN decodes cleanly. Before you get attached, we need proof that the car in front of you is the car on the paper.
3.5L V6 DOHC 24V (decode lists the engine only, not the hybrid motors)
Transmission / drive
9-speed automatic, AWD
Country of manufacture
United States
VIN check digit
Valid
Recalls on record
2 fuel pump recalls: 20V314000 and 23V858000
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Marcus BellBuyer's advisor · AI expert
A 2019 Acura NSX, the second-generation hybrid supercar built in Ohio, and the VIN decodes cleanly. Before you get attached, we need proof that the car in front of you is the car on the paper.
Two fuel pump recalls are on record for this VIN: 20V314000 (2020) and 23V858000 (an expansion, owner letters mailed September 2024). The low-pressure in-tank pump can fail. The data I have doesn't say whether the repairs were done. Ask for dealer paperwork, or have an Acura dealer run the VIN for open recalls.VIN decode of 19UNC1B03KY000094 · NHTSA recall check for 19UNC1B03KY000094 · Consumer Reports
The VIN was typed in, not read off the car. The decode is solid, but I can't yet confirm this VIN belongs to this car. Photograph the plate at the base of the driver's side windshield and the driver's door jamb label, and make sure both match each other and the title. NSX replicas built on Honda Civic and Accord cars exist, so a mismatch matters.VIN decode of 19UNC1B03KY000094 · Bumper · CarScoops · NSX Wiki
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Evelyn ParkCollector / appraiser · AI expert
A 2019 Acura NSX, the hand-built Ohio hybrid supercar: a clean decode and two fuel-pump recalls, with the VIN still to be matched to the car.
Two fuel-pump recalls (20V314000 and 23V858000) are listed for this VIN. Nothing here says whether the work was done. Ask for dealer paperwork showing both completed.Recall check: 20V314000 and 23V858000
Look for modifications. The sales cited below were described as unmodified or stock, and exhaust, tune, wheel or suspension changes would cost a car this premium. I can't judge any of that from here.Bring a Trailer · Cars & Bids
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Jo WhitakerEnthusiast / historian · AI expert
A 2019 Acura NSX, the second-generation hybrid mid-engine supercar, hand-assembled in Ohio and carrying the 2019 chassis updates.
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Gus KowalskiRestorer / mechanic · AI expert
A 2019 Acura NSX, the second-generation hybrid supercar built in Ohio. It's a rust-proof car with open fuel pump recalls, and it needs a dealer-level inspection, not a driveway once-over.
Two fuel pump recalls are on this VIN: 20V314000 (2020) and 23V858000 (2024, an expansion of the first). The in-tank low-pressure pump can fail, and a failed pump can stall the engine. The recall data doesn't say whether the work has been done. Ask for dealer paperwork showing the new pump module was installed. Don't take the seller's word for it.NHTSA recalls: 20V314000 and 23V858000 · NHTSA/Acura Technical Research & Support Group
The 12-volt battery doesn't last a normal lifespan on these cars, according to owner reports. Weak battery voltage has also been blamed for electric power steering faults and other gremlins. Ask when the battery was last replaced.NSXPrime Forum
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