I just picked one up 2 weeks ago. Was looking for 3 months. Competition is fierce for $30-40k cars. If that's your price range, expect to move very quickly. Otherwise $45-50 gets you a 91-94 car that's in mostly ok condition.
All the cars on eBay have been relisted for months.
A 1996 Red/Blk, 80k miles, and up to date service just sold yesterday on BAT for $42k. It was listed here for sale in May and didn't sell for some reason.
A 1996 Red/Blk, 80k miles, and up to date service just sold yesterday on BAT for $42k. It was listed here for sale in May and didn't sell for some reason.
FWIW, the selling owner (Steve W) is a personal friend, and stated his 96 red/blk actually sold for $44 K.
He stated same in the BAT comments post-sale.
No doubt his NSX was very nice.
FWIW, the selling owner (Steve W) is a personal friend, and stated his 96 red/blk actually sold for $44 K.
He stated same in the BAT comments post-sale.
No doubt his NSX was very nice.
I was the one that posted the estimated price...wish I hadn't. That car should have garnered a much higher number - but as I said, this is but one auction. I am not concerned with trends as I use my car for personal enjoyment and there is value to me for that.
As to how I look at values I have three in mind...one is a quick-sale (fast cash), 1-3 month sales cycle during either on or off season (within 10% of latest high price) and optimistic (20%+ higher than market and a "if you hit the asking price it can be yours" approach.)
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