Are You Driving a Lemon? MSN Auto Reviews

[NeoNSX]

Found this cool website; three car reviewers go over all types of vehicles; Acura MDX, RSX, etc.. While there's no NSX, there's also reviews on the Hummer H2, Porsche's, Lexus ... and heaps more (even Volvo's if u are feeling unwell

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http://autos.msn.com/home/reviewerspage.aspx?src=msn

 

[MvM]

If you just fill in the year you want to look at you will see there are plenty of reviews on the NSX as well. http://autos.msn.com/vip/usedsingleyear.aspx?ModelId=9396&src=vip

Some of the low grades though have been put there are pretty pathetic to be honest.

 

[NeoNSX]

MvM... interesting; from ur link they suggest these are the average prices for 2nd hand NSX's. The older years seem unusually low...

2001 : $70,300 - $80,100
2000 : $63,400 - $80,100
1999 : $57,000 - $66,500
1998 : $50,400 - $59,700
1997 : $44,600 - $53,200
1996 : $39,200 - $47,200
1995 : $39,100 - $43,600
1994 : $32,600 - $36,600
1993 : $29,700 - $33,700
1992 : $27,000 - $30,900
1991 : $24,400 - $28,100

 

[Tony Montoya]

Originally posted by NeoNSX:
MvM... interesting; from ur link they suggest these are the average prices for 2nd hand NSX's. The older years seem unusually low...

2001 : $70,300 - $80,100
2000 : $63,400 - $80,100
1999 : $57,000 - $66,500
1998 : $50,400 - $59,700
1997 : $44,600 - $53,200
1996 : $39,200 - $47,200
1995 : $39,100 - $43,600
1994 : $32,600 - $36,600
1993 : $29,700 - $33,700
1992 : $27,000 - $30,900
1991 : $24,400 - $28,100

These prices are OK. Edmonds has the 91 NSX trading in for 15K.

 

[NeoNSX]

thanx... obviously Australian resale prices are radically different to those in the USA. i haven't seen any '92 NSX for sale for less than AUS$75,000 (based on the above estimates, they should be ~AUS$60,000)

 

[nsxtasy]

Those prices are slightly low also. The "Pricing" section of the FAQ has a much more accurate (ACURAte?) estimate of selling prices of NSXs in the United States.

 

[mlambert890]

That MSN link proves that the advent of the internet has permanently and irrevocably tilted the signal to noise ratio of online communication.

Opinion sites that aren't enormously moderated become essentially worthless in 10 minutes.