2001 spa yellow 1500 miles

[peiserg]

not mine, but at Acura of North scottsdale. they have it for the ridiculous price of $75k, but i know from exp they will deal..
I went through Lou Solomon there, a great guy.. i beilieve it is a CPO car..

there's a lot of sales guys there, but i had agreat exp. with Lou... oh and if you live in the area, the service i've had so far has been incredible...

 

[waldorf]

Not mine either, but found a link to it while cruising autotrader.

http://www.autotrader.com/findacar/vdetail.jtmpl?car_id=143340335

Also, a link to the scottsdale acura site.

http://www.scottsdaleacura.com/en_US/VehicleDetails.jsp?pageName=VehicleDetails_1&pageType=VehicleDetails&page_type_layout=VehicleDetails_details&siteId=b410f1c00a2a10048260080020f02f0d&version=live&search=used&make=Acura&model=NSX&trim=&locale=en_US&minPrice=0&miles=0&rowsPerPage=25&rowPointer=0&showImages=yes&sortCol=year&sortDir=desc&usedOnly=true&web_id=acura-scottsdale&id=76750035

Specifications:


Miles: 1,541

Engine: 3.2L 6 cyl Fuel Injection

Exterior Color: Yellow

Stock Number: 41P00151

VIN: JH4NA21641T000079

I'm assuming it has about $10,000 in cash in the trunk.

 

[s2000tom]

I am talking to them about this car. What would be a fair pricefor this car assuming it is in the shape they say and certified acura at 7/100k warranty

 

[waldorf]

Using Lud's pricing grid, I'd put this low-mile car in the A to A+ category which falls in the 65k-70k range...

http://www.nsxprime.com/FAQ/BuySell/pricing.htm

Of course, much of that depends on the dealer and how much they're "in to it" for. If they got burned (doubtful) they'd probably be willing to let it sit on the lot for longer and demand a higher premium. But I think if you showed you did some research and presented a fair price, they'd at least come back with something more reasonable than 75k.

Finally, I'm not sure how recently the pricing grid has been updated and prices may have dropped since then. Regardless, it (like the rest of this amazing site) is a fantastic resource.

 

[waldorf]

bump to the top for a stunning car...

I went to see this beauty today. Tried hard but couldn't find a flaw aside from the price they're asking. I mentioned to Jean Paul (sales guy and big NSX fan) that the general consensus is that asking 72k for a (even barely) used 2001 NSX doesn't fly when the dealer incentives and such get the 2003's very close to that price.

Anyways... I'm more in price-range market of a '97.. otherwise I'd be all over this car.

P.S. as a side note, the sales guy said he had someone say "I can buy a vette for half the price and blow the doors off that thing." to which the sales guy replied, "this car isn't about horsepower."