https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...ampleListingsViewDetailsCTA#listing=171560634
Dealer 42,000, 18k in miles,
Dealer 42,000, 18k in miles,
Bursting Bubble?
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Must be a mistake. The dealer also has a 2000 nsxt with 56,000 miles priced at 46k.
that one seems low too...
This is a regular spam listing. I have seen this exact same fake listing at least 5 times now; the same car, price, and pictures every time. You'd think they would be more creative... Anyways, here's a link to the listing for the car when it was actually for sale on Prime:
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...les-FOR-SALE-vin-jh4na21665s000077-Immaculate
Big difference on the price!
EDIT: and here is the eBay listing with the exact same pictures with price $80000 from 2015, removing any doubt that this car is not truly for sale:
http://www.ebay.ph/itm/acura-nsx-base-coupe-2-door/351566378376?hash=item51dafd3588
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...les-FOR-SALE-vin-jh4na21665s000077-Immaculate
Big difference on the price!
EDIT: and here is the eBay listing with the exact same pictures with price $80000 from 2015, removing any doubt that this car is not truly for sale:
http://www.ebay.ph/itm/acura-nsx-base-coupe-2-door/351566378376?hash=item51dafd3588
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The listing has been taken down from both CarGurus as well as the dealer site. (both the 01 and 05). Too good to be true.
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I remember seeing a bunch of those "fake listings" too when I first started looking for either an NSX or an F360 (I ended up with the nsx!), I always wondered what the point was...nobody could be so stupid to wire out money for a collector car off nothing but an internet ad, could they?
