02 sells for $71k

[tosugrad]

So says the seller.

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detai...ional&paId=263396352&recnum=4&leadExists=true

Nice work if you can get it!!

 

[nsxnoob]

dont think anyone is gonna pay 71k for that car....

 

[HungX916]

seems reasonable to me with the low mileage...since 91 going for low 30s to even mid 40s...

 

[tosugrad]

I have no doubt that someone paid it. I wouldn't, however. A 02 is still an 02.

 

[NSX GT]

I hate to say it, but if I had to pay that kind of money on an NSX, I would get something else in that price range. $70-80K 2008 GTR? Don't get me wrong I love the NSX, but not that much. Maybe in the low 50k

Maybe if Honda had made a factory twin turbo in it.

 

[Firesun]

70K is asking price with the low miles.
Someone will pay close to the asking price.

 

[NSXAMG996TT]

I hate to say it, but if I had to pay that kind of money on an NSX, I would get something else in that price range. $70-80K 2008 GTR? Don't get me wrong I love the NSX, but not that much.

+1 So true...

 

[99 rs]

Off topic but what is the OEM option that goes beside the dimmer switch? It has a dummy blank.

 

[scorp965]

Off topic but what is the OEM option that goes beside the dimmer switch? It has a dummy blank.

I think the cover you're referring to is where the 'service headlights' button used to be on 1991-2001 models, the one that raises the flip up lights.

 

[nsxvtecvtec]

new nsx=89K+TAX+some interest. worth?

 

[Steven Allen]

It's too much by $10K

 

[KSXNSX]

How do you know it sold for the asking price? Did you ask the seller?




Appreciate baby! Appreciate!

 

[tosugrad]

How do you know it sold for the asking price? Did you ask the seller?

Seller told me it sold for $71k.

 

[Liquid]

It's too much by $10K

Agree, and maybe even a bit more than $10k.

 

[White92]

I know we could lump together 300 different threads into this one topic, but what does "too much" mean? I keep seeing people post that different cars are too much money. Does that mean too much money for them? More than they can afford? More than they're willing to spend? More than the car is worth? This simple comment can mean so many different things. I think any car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

If someone is looking for an NSX and comes across an early 91 with 900 miles and they pay $50k, does that mean the car is "too much"? I think that if that's what the buyer is looking for and they think that the car is worth $50k then it must be worth $50k. Maybe not to everyone, but to them it is.

 

[Dtrigg]

I know we could lump together 300 different threads into this one topic, but what does "too much" mean? I keep seeing people post that different cars are too much money. Does that mean too much money for them? More than they can afford? More than they're willing to spend? More than the car is worth? This simple comment can mean so many different things. I think any car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

If someone is looking for an NSX and comes across an early 91 with 900 miles and they pay $50k, does that mean the car is "too much"? I think that if that's what the buyer is looking for and they think that the car is worth $50k then it must be worth $50k. Maybe not to everyone, but to them it is.

Excellent point.

 

[tosugrad]

I know we could lump together 300 different threads into this one topic, but what does "too much" mean? I keep seeing people post that different cars are too much money. Does that mean too much money for them? More than they can afford? More than they're willing to spend? More than the car is worth? This simple comment can mean so many different things. I think any car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

Good point. For ME its "more than I am willing to spend" when I say "too much money".

 

[Nytmare]

OSUgrad....check your PM

THX

 

[Firesun]

I hate to say it, but if I had to pay that kind of money on an NSX, I would get something else in that price range. $70-80K 2008 GTR? Don't get me wrong I love the NSX, but not that much. Maybe in the low 50k

Maybe if Honda had made a factory twin turbo in it.

GTR in southern california dealerships are pre sold at $120K.
70-80K will not get you a GTR

 

[tosugrad]

70-80K will not get you a GTR

I passed on one for $79k. I was 10th on the list at the largest dealership in Chicago. I was told MAYBE 2009 production. They called me 2 weeks ago.

I couldn't stomach the $8k "dealer fee" for a car that I have never seen or driven. Not really in love.

To think people are paying $100k plus for a $70k car makes me sick. I guess you have to spend it on something!

I guess, however, I should have done this!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2009...222762982QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item330222762982

 

[Jfowler]

Give it 3 years and the GT-R will be overproduced and selling for $50k new. used will be under $40. I paid $68+tax for my Nsx and would not sell it for more than it is worth because I get way more enjoyment than the car is worth. When I drive this car it reminds me why I go to work and enjoy the good life. Remember its to expensive when you can't afford it. That is all relative to each persons lifestyle.

 

[NSXAMG996TT]

Give it 3 years and the GT-R will be overproduced and selling for $50k new. used will be under $40. I paid $68+tax for my Nsx and would not sell it for more than it is worth because I get way more enjoyment than the car is worth. When I drive this car it reminds me why I go to work and enjoy the good life. Remember its to expensive when you can't afford it. That is all relative to each persons lifestyle.

AMEN brutha!!!

 

[eyedoc]

Give it 3 years and the GT-R will be overproduced and selling for $50k new. used will be under $40. I paid $68+tax for my Nsx and would not sell it for more than it is worth because I get way more enjoyment than the car is worth. When I drive this car it reminds me why I go to work and enjoy the good life. Remember its to expensive when you can't afford it. That is all relative to each persons lifestyle.

plus 2!

pre-ordered the "Skyline" as my snow car, cause you have to have all wheel in DC in case it rains. wonder if it will handle as well as the RL in the rain and one snow fall a year. I concur that that driving the NSX is like no other car I have driven. Although I paid less for my 928S, it was way more expensive to me in 1990, vs. my NSX 6 months ago. As I drove my p car, I just longed for the NSX when it came out only because I never saw one. I've been in Puerto Rico for a week and no nsx seen. I saw one in Florida last month and never saw one in Newport Beach as we drove around in my buddies Ferrarri. I kept checking for leaking oil ... there were F and P cars everywhere. If I overpaid 10K or more for the right car, I just rationalize and live with it. Just make sure, you enjoy it every time you turn that baby on.

On another note, where do you get touch up paint?

 

[steveny]

Quote:
Originally Posted by White92
I know we could lump together 300 different threads into this one topic, but what does "too much" mean? I keep seeing people post that different cars are too much money. Does that mean too much money for them? More than they can afford? More than they're willing to spend? More than the car is worth? This simple comment can mean so many different things. I think any car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

Good point. For ME its "more than I am willing to spend" when I say "too much money".

agreed and for me if it's more then the general public will spend I say too much money for me to spend.

I have no doubt a 91 with 900 miles would sell for 50k and I would be filled with excitement writing a check for 30k for that 91.

 

[MCM]

I am all for a great deal, but it sounds like thats all that floats your boat.
Kinda sad....:frown: