NSX Sticker Prices per year Question

[RMM]

Looking through the NSX production numbers and models by year.
Trying to find a thread that shows the sticker price by year.
Have not been able to find a thread while searching.
RM

 

[OneRedNSX]

I just looked on MSNAutos and got this for the MSRP:

1991: $62,000
1992: $65,000
1993: $69,500
1994: $75,000
1995: $81,000
1996: $79,500 (coupe) $83,500 (T)
1997: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
1998: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
1999: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
2000: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
2001: $84,100 (coupe) $88,100 (T)
2002: $89,000
2003: $89,000
2004: $89,000
2005: $89,000



Not saying it is completely accurate but it is probably close.

 

[6spdterror]

Price kept going up with little or no change in the actual car. I wonder why they kept increasing the price even tho sales were lower every year?

 

[rickysals]

Inflation my man.

 

[comtec]

My 2002 from the window sticker.

MSRP $89,000
Destination and handling $745
Total vehicle Price $89,745.00

I just looked on MSNAutos and got this for the MSRP:

1991: $62,000
1992: $65,000
1993: $69,500
1994: $75,000
1995: $81,000
1996: $79,500 (coupe) $83,500 (T)
1997: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
1998: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
1999: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
2000: $84,000 (coupe) $88,000 (T)
2001: $84,100 (coupe) $88,100 (T)
2002: $89,000
2003: $89,000
2004: $89,000
2005: $89,000



Not saying it is completely accurate but it is probably close.

 

[mcano]

There was also a $662 price increase for an automatic transmission, for 1995 models.

 

[comtec]

Hi Mario,

How are you?

 

[speedracerxxx]

In 2005, Acura of Bellevue (in Washington) had a red 2005 for $69,999. I went to the dealer to check out the car. I knew it was a steal. I told my friend to buy it, but he jumped on an Audi. Now it's been a year and half the 2005 NSX has not gone down much in price while my friend's Audi is taking a serious depreciation.

 

[NSXGMS]

In 2005, Acura of Bellevue (in Washington) had a red 2005 for $69,999. I went to the dealer to check out the car. I knew it was a steal. I told my friend to buy it, but he jumped on an Audi. Now it's been a year and half the 2005 NSX has not gone down much in price while my friend's Audi is taking a serious depreciation.

That's an outrageous price. They could have sold the car on Ebay for more than that. Something's not right there...gotta be more to the story.

 

[Alan C.]

Maybe the answer is easier than you think. Consider that you can get a 996 GT3 in low 70's. Way more car for the money.

Note: Added 996 to the above description.

 

[Ski_Banker]

In 2005, Acura of Bellevue (in Washington) had a red 2005 for $69,999. I went to the dealer to check out the car. I knew it was a steal. I told my friend to buy it, but he jumped on an Audi. Now it's been a year and half the 2005 NSX has not gone down much in price while my friend's Audi is taking a serious depreciation.

See my post in this thread. PM if you want to see the numbers... very straightforward analysis though.

http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=82946

 

[dxd]

Maybe the answer is easier than you think. Consider that you can get a GT3 in low 70's. Way more car for the money.

Are you buying a GT3? I am giving up my position here in SD and buying an NSX instead. I just sold my 96 and I am ready for a totally new feel. I am also having a baby next month and a gt3 will tempt me to speed! The car is a rocket!

Let me know if anyone is interested in my GT3 spot. The car is lightly optioned and is going to come in at about 108k (which is alot less than some I have seen that are puching 130k!!).. The dealer called me Sat. and told me the car has been built and is on the ship over to San Diego. Will be here in about three weeks.. Had my name on the list w/deposit for 2.5 years! Tough car to get.

 

[Alan C.]

I'm looking for a used 996 variant, should have made note of that above. however, I have a good friend that lost his spot for the GT3RS. I know he is now in the market for a 997 GT3. What type of arrangement are you looking for to assume the spot?

 

[NSX-SA]

Aussie Sticker Prices - you guys had/have it good.

Coupe Man. T Man.
1991 $159,900
1992 $167,000
1993 $192,480
1994 $205,000
1995 $206,790 $216,790
1996 $206,790 $216,790
1997 $206,790 $216,790
1998 $206,790 $216,790
1999 $206,790 $216,790
2000 $200,800 $212,790
2001 $243,000 $254,000
2002 $245,000 $256,000
2003 $245,000 $256,000
2004 $245,000 $256,000
2005 $245,000 $256,000

 

[nsxtasy]

Inflation my man.

Also, fluctuations in currency exchange rates.