WOW!
!I think that much of this is driven by the dollar. Im told that my turbo has gone up a lot too. I remember Johnnys car. Yellow NSXs are the best NSXs so the price is no surprise to me!
Anyone have a 2002+ NSX for sale?
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WOW!
!I think that much of this is driven by the dollar. Im told that my turbo has gone up a lot too. I remember Johnnys car. Yellow NSXs are the best NSXs so the price is no surprise to me!
Was that the red 97T?
Yes it was
I'm more interested to know who the lucky owner of the red '91 with 5k on it is.
Now for sale at Autolook for 64,950$.
http://www.autohebdo.net/a/Acura/NS...0090126101341980/?showcpo=ShowCPO&orup=4_15_7
Can anyone tell me what it was priced at back in June? It being a LBBP '03.
I believe it was priced at $109,900 CDN; and sold within a week.
Go McLaren!!!!
Still for sale. Perhaps McLaren topped out in the market?
http://mclarentoronto.ca/inventory/Used+Acura+NSX+Woodbridge++Ontario+2003+BLUE+467795
http://mclarentoronto.ca/inventory/Used+Acura+NSX+Woodbridge++Ontario+2003+BLUE+467795
To me, the question is whether or not the demand for 80s and 90s sports cars will continue to strengthen and justify ever increasing prices; I see lot of 150-200,000$ 993TTs on the american and canadian markets and sales seem to be slow, suggesting we may have reached a plateau.
Low mileage +02s will continue to be in a separate category, there are so few of them, there is no need for a large pool of potential buyers to support high prices. If the expectation of yet higher prices diminishes, buyers with a view to speculate should be drawn out of the market and this should be a good thing for the enthusiast community. Not that there are many lucrative alternatives to park money these days, this certainly plays a major role in the increased demand for poster sports cars of our youth.
When I see ads for 150,000$+ 911 turbos from the 70s and 80s, I feel the NSX at McLaren is aggressively priced for a quick sale...
I wonder if there were shenanigans when it was for sale last time to create the illusion of inflated market value?
Buy the car, list it for a week, pull and store it for a few months; list again at $4,000 more and capitalize. Maybe that's just me being a cynic.
My buddy bought it in June and now trade for 675LT.
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is that $113k CAD or USD?
Canadian $....So about $85K USD
Yes, they are asking a USD price in canadian dollars. Yet I don't recall americans asking canadian prices when the loony was trading at 1.10US...
sold!!!
Good night NA2 BLCBIRD:
2005 MT NSX-T with 35,000kms in Edmonton: sherwoodford.ca/inventory/used-2005-acura-nsx-2dr-conv-mt/ According to Carproof, collision damage insurance claim of 45,244.89$ in 2009 when the car had just 18,530kms. No price indicated as of yet, could be in interesting purchase for someone.
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Yes. Just posted. 2002 NSX-T. 6-spd. Silver/Ebony. 32,000 miles. All maintenance up-to-date. Cary, NC
$69,900
Photos available soon
Mike Mitchell (919) 274-8669
$69,900
Photos available soon
Mike Mitchell (919) 274-8669
New listing of a 2005 in Calgary, I suppose the similarity to the car that was advertised at Sherwood Ford a few weeks ago is purely coincidental? Should any interested buyer wish to check and make sure they aren't the same car, I have a print copy of the carproof report I quoted on post #771 , PM for details.
In any case, looks stunning!
http://www.autohebdo.net/a/Acura/NSX/CALGARY/Alberta/19_8693871_/?showcpo=ShowCPO&orup=2_15_2
The owner is a Primer. I spoke (well, exchanged PMs and emails) when I was doing my search. Beautiful car but out of my budget. Looks like the market has finally caught up to his wishes.
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Wow, comes out to just under $63k USD
