The price for the Honda NSX has been confirmed for our neighbours across the causeway; the hybrid, all-wheel-drive turbocharged supercar has been tagged at SGD888,999 without COE (certificate of entitlement) in Singapore, or RM2.67 million before on road costs.
Directly converted to our local ringgit, the figure puts the NSX in the same ballpark as the Ferrari 488 GTB at RM1.08 million (before taxes), and the Lamborghini Huracan at RM2.1 million including taxes.
If you needed confirmation that we don’t, in fact, have the priciest automobiles in the region, the Perodua Axia was launched across the causeway at the equivalent of RM231,827. The equivalent, range-topping 1.0 litre automatic Advance variant is priced at RM42,530 here in Malaysia.
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Comments mostly focus on the high cost of the Honda NSX due to Singapore's COE system, with some expressing surprise at its price compared to other supercars. Many highlight the significant purchasing power of Singaporeans, making the car more affordable for them despite the high figures. Others criticize or joke about the expensive car prices, mentioning loans and salary disparities, and some compare Malaysia’s car pricing and policies. A few comments discuss the rarity and status symbol of the NSX, acknowledging its legendary status and exclusivity. Several comments humorously or sarcastically touch on the perceived greed of governments and wealthy individuals, with some implying that the price makes the NSX a luxury reserved for the ultra-rich. Overall, sentiments mix admiration, amusement, and criticism regarding the car's affordability and regional car policies.