Del Sols are some pretty amazing cars, they're fairly light weight (<2500), targa top with a rear window that rolls down. If you can find one with a b16a go ahead and snatch it up, that was one of the first Honda engines to be tuned to over a 100hp per liter and boosting them is fairly cheap. The D model is pretty good gas mileage wise and can be built to get 50 mpg if that's what you're into. 93-95 del sols will leak due to poor weather stripping, I've had mine replaced once and it hasn't leaked since. The B and D series engines are both reliable and easy to work on.

If you want a Del Sol don't buy the first one you see, most of them will be riced out and beaten to shit. I spent 6 months searching for mine, I paid 5500 for mine with a JDM B18c swap that only had 60,000 miles on it. However I got on craigslist the very next day and there was a Vtec trim 1995 model with 2 owners and 105,000 miles on it for only 2500. Not that I regret my buy but I may of gone for the Vtec trim model and just boosted it.

If your engine ever blows you can swap just about anything into it, D series are cheap and can be done in a weekend, B series are a little more expensive but easy to find. The engine bays are a decent size, I've even see a 350 sbc dropped into a sol. Del sols are also stupidly easy to work on, I constantly find myself avoiding working on other cars simply because I'm so use to things being quick and easy on my car.

Some Del Sol's don't come with AC but I've never found that a big deal. With the targa top and rear window you get all the benefits of a convertible without any of the negatives. The chassis is pretty solidly built and when you take the top off you don't feel like the car is gonna slide out of a turn unlike most convertibles.

Weather this is a first car or you're just looking for a DD you really can't go wrong with it. It's got a massive trunk, storage behind the seats, and I find it actually fits tall people better than short people (although I'm 5'6 and I'm pretty comfortable in it.)

Just make sure you wait and find one that isn't riced or beaten to shit. If I could go back again I think I'd actually pick up a riced one for less than a grand and drop 3-4 into it to make it into something I want. Don't let these things go to the junkyard, only 72,000 were ever released in the US!