How Hard to Get 97+ White NSX for $40K?
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It would be hard to find a white 97+ but your price range is very reasonable.
Good luck!
Good luck!
White is very rare. Just have to be very patient. When I was looking for an NSX, I was looking for a nice one in either black, yellow, white, or blue.
I got lucky and found a white one after a few weeks of looking, thanks to a member here who pointed it out to me. It was a stock 98 with 49K miles and I picked it up for $38.5K. I was very happy with the purchase.
Good luck on your search!
I got lucky and found a white one after a few weeks of looking, thanks to a member here who pointed it out to me. It was a stock 98 with 49K miles and I picked it up for $38.5K. I was very happy with the purchase.
Good luck on your search!
You may be able to find one @ that price between 97-01, but doubt you could find an 02+ GPW for 40k.
Here's one in the For Sale section but it has some mods
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=137834
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=137834
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White is a tough color to find at any price, but def hard in 97+
between 04/05 there are only NINE white nsx's so good luck!
I has one of them! But it is modified and not for sale haha. Interesting statistic though... how did you find that info???
QPDO
Your price range is fine and if you keep vigilant like several have said you'll be surprised what you'll find. Prices are about as supressed as they've ever been for "toys" right now. It'll come your way - don't worry and as others have said make sure you have your fun bucks ready! That's the best way to assure you get the car! Patience is the most important aspect of finding what you want - I know - I may not have been as patient as I should have been. I know that now but after all is said and done I've got a great car but probably more in it than I could expect to sell it for right now. I'm hoping that may change in the near future.
So now is THE time to buy!
So now is THE time to buy!
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Agree with the general sentiment, but I do think that the intersection of "white", "97+" and "all original" can be a bit rough...
I think that last one is a clincher. I mean in the higher years, there are so few white ones we can probably tell exactly just how many "all originals" are left based on forum history!
I'm also debating whether to shell out another $10k to get a 97+... However that $10k could pay for a nice supercharger.
And it seems that GPWs are a lot more common in NA1s.
GPW in NA1's are way more common for sure.....I know at least 3 in the bay area alone!
Try an 02+ and now you are talking REALLY RARE numbers! It makes the Stradale look like a Civic in rarity
rick
I looked for almost a year for mine and then out of the blue it was traded at a local dealer.
9 years later still loving it more everyday!!!
I looked for almost a year for mine and then out of the blue it was traded at a local dealer.
Still stock, or should we "-1"???
Look to your left and you will see a '00 GPW/BLK totally unmodified 46K miler:smile::tongue::biggrin::wink:
Hope you're driving it....one of em needs to be driven...:biggrin::wink:
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the primer is HondaAcuraPlanet http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/member.php?u=5921 cool guy his name is Tim
he must be on vacation cuz I have sent him a few requests now and no replies dunno
but he is the guy for your vin. dealer number, miles at purchase original owner(acura keeps the last name only) where it sold out of etc.
he must be on vacation cuz I have sent him a few requests now and no replies dunno
but he is the guy for your vin. dealer number, miles at purchase original owner(acura keeps the last name only) where it sold out of etc.
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2001 Grand Prix White (with Camel interior). Car is completely original.
Purchased brand new.
Purchased brand new.
