Does $40k sound like a reasonable price for a '92 White NSX with 38000 miles?
'92 Grand Prix White
- Thread starter NSXBRO2
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Sounds about 8k high
NSXBRO2 said:
No.
I bought my white '92 two years ago for $32K with $10K worth of HRE wheels in mint condition. It had exactly 38K miles. Now has over double that many miles and a lot more invested. Good luck!
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30-33k is about right for a stock 92 with 38000 miles.
Thanks for your replies. It has made my decision a lot easier. It looked so good that I was about to pull the trigger. I guess i'll be patient and find one that is priced right.
NSXBRO2 said:
Well...you can still go for that one if it is nice. Just clue the seller in on reality first.
Ha, I almost bought a 94 GPW for that price and mileage 2 yrs ago!
NSXGMS said:
Where was it?? I bought my '94 Grand Prix White a little over 2 years ago with about 50,000 miles for $30,000 plus tax from a Hummer dealer in Illinois.
This '92 is located here in California in the bay area from a private seller.
Meeyatch1 said:
If I recall correctly, it was a 94 with ~30-40K miles in the Chicago area for about $36-37K. It was a private sale.
Decided it was a too far away and ended up with a great 91 with 100K miles for $20,000 instead.
You got a great deal from a dealer at 30K. :smile:
NSXGMS said:
I wonder if it was the same car but from the previous owner??
Yes, the price was very good, but it was a fight to get it. The dealer tried to RAISE the price on me after I drove in from 3 hours away to buy the car. They said they made a mistake and agreed to sell it for too low of a price. I politely told them that was not my problem and urged them to reconsider their tactic if they had any hopes of maintaining a good reputation...needless to say my approach 'refreshed' their memory of the price and I left with the car for the price I wanted.
Meeyatch1 said:Yes, the price was very good, but it was a fight to get it. The dealer tried to RAISE the price on me after I drove in from 3 hours away to buy the car. They said they made a mistake and agreed to sell it for too low of a price. I politely told them that was not my problem and urged them to reconsider their tactic if they had any hopes of maintaining a good reputation...needless to say my approach 'refreshed' their memory of the price and I left with the car for the price I wanted.
Wow, that doesn't sound like something a dealership would do.
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