Deal of the day

[NYCNSX]

I borrowed this idea from Supraforums and think it would be great to get this thread rolling in the same fashion. The idea is to post up deals on NSX's you find throughout the Internet to share with the rest of the Prime members. Reason being many of these NSX deals continue to end up in dealer hands to be flipped to enthusiasts like us for much more money.
Any good deal you find post it up here, especially the harder to find deals on local boards and sites that most of us do not visit often. Better we get the deals, than the dealerships..

I will start with this red 98 with 42k miles and some nice aftermarket add on's offered for $60k in Connecticut:

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/acura/nsx/1825868.html

Thanks,
Jeff

 

[metsn13]

Great idea for a thread over here! I'm a follower of that thread over at supraforums. It helped me track the market before I bought my 93 HT 6speed Single.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/252407500032?...&srcrot=e11021.m43.l3160&rvr_id=0&_mwBanner=1

High miles and not stock, but looks pretty clean. 5 years from now an NSX under 40K will be a rarity. This market will only rise from here.

 

[rangomango]

Not smoking hot, but this has the potential to be a deal if everything checks out and you can sell those wheels and get something else :biggrin::
http://www.premiermotors.net/web/used/Acura-NSX-1995-Hayward-Hayward/30072866/


Can't find any info on it here and the carfax has 0 maintenance info. However, it was always in California, so someone has to know the car. Also has an aftermarket exhaust (comptech v1?). Cars that are similar years and miles are asking in the 50s.

 

[rangomango]

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/5617153768.html

Another good deal at 35k, even if it needs a little love :smile:

 

[blue_myriddn]

1998 Red/Tan, 76k miles
Lightly modded with navpod, shorty attena - retains a stock look. Missing the front lip, but otherwise seems solid. Seems like a nice car for someone looking for a driver. The owner clearly has a price in mind, but is likely to be reasonable as he has a new vehicle on the way and is simply trying to do a private sale rather than a trade in. Based on the mods, I am 99% certain the owner is a frequent viewer or Prime which is in my humble opinion a good thing.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Acura-NSX-N...1c47500b:g:Ak4AAOSwepJXUhg-&item=262467440651

 

[Yinzer]

Nice idea. I remember Coconut doing the same for a while and still recall a part of my body puckering when one of the cars I was pursuing and thought was a hidden gem was suddenly exposed to the world, ha ha.

http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...-I-can-help!?p=1616494&viewfull=1#post1616494

 

[acura_NA2]

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5606903615.html

If you can get down to $35K or so, I think that would be a good deal.

 

[Yinzer]

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5606903615.html

If you can get down to $35K or so, I think that would be a good deal.

If not in snap ring range and if super clean, $35k definitely would be a good deal in today's market. If timing belt / hoses were done within last 5 years and it checked out otherwise, to me $39k is right about where it would land after buyer negotiations and if the seller knew about today's NSX market, and still would be a good deal if it's in very good condition...noting it may be a 2-owner car to boot. I've seen some rather rough early coupes go for $35k recently with same or more miles under its belt, both figurative miles and literal odo miles. Hope to hear from a happy buyer soon.

 

[blue_myriddn]

2001 Red/Tan:
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...NSX-T-Red-Tan-6-Speed-22044-JH4NA216X1T000099

There were only 157 manual NSXs sold in 2001. 19 of those were red/tan. Amazingly, 2 out of the 19 have been listed for sale in the past 12 days. Both are brilliantly clean cars.

Prior to these 2 cars, the last time a red/tan 2001 was listed for sale here was in Dec of 2011 and I bought it. I hope an enthusiast buys this one, but I suspect a dealership will grab it and we will see it listed elsewhere north of $100k.