1991 Black on Black automatic 170K miles with records.
What is it worth?
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Probably about $20K if it hasn't been in any accidents. The automatics aren't as popular so they don't fetch as much.
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If you are looking for a good deal on a high mileage car - and believe me these cars will go a super long way so the 170k miles is not a big deal- this is a pretty good one to try and get real cheap.
Have you called the guy? It's had a lot done to it - the damage was minor - the paint work although not original is not bad and it looks like it had a decent install of new panel and door - the interior is in need of new seat covers - and a local upholstery shop is a good place to start for repairs to the side bolsters.
I'd call him and see if you can make a deal. I'd try and get it for less than 20. The car is at 13k right now - someone is looking to steal the car. That someone could be YOU and not the low ball dude that is working it - some reseller you can be almost assured. If the guy that has a bid in gets it for around his bid price - he could easily make 3 to 5k on it. I'd try and negotiate the deal if you have limited funds. Wouldn't be number one on my list but for some this could be just the ticket to get into a decent car that has had a some of the necessary maintenance done.
The only thing I noticed that hasn't been addressed in the ad is the clutch. I'd surely want to know what kind of records the guy has - quiz him on that. Get a ppi done - would be the best 150 bucks you'll spend. Otherwise for a low budget entry - I've surely seen worse deals. Be prepared though - you better have 5k on top of whatever you pay for the car to take care of anything that could pop up.
But all in all - it ain't bad for below 20k!!!! Not bad at all. If you could get this for 15k - you'd be doing just fine! NO - you'd be doing great I think. All that without knowing details from the PPI - pre purchase inspection by a reputable Acura dealer or really good independant. Get in touch with the folks that maintained it. Check in on it - lots more you can find out about this car from the owner and previous service tech - then get back to us.
There is nothing wrong with getting into an NSX for below 20k - let me tell you. You could come out smelling like a rose on this. Act fast though. Not much time left - find out if there is a reserve. Good luck.
Have you called the guy? It's had a lot done to it - the damage was minor - the paint work although not original is not bad and it looks like it had a decent install of new panel and door - the interior is in need of new seat covers - and a local upholstery shop is a good place to start for repairs to the side bolsters.
I'd call him and see if you can make a deal. I'd try and get it for less than 20. The car is at 13k right now - someone is looking to steal the car. That someone could be YOU and not the low ball dude that is working it - some reseller you can be almost assured. If the guy that has a bid in gets it for around his bid price - he could easily make 3 to 5k on it. I'd try and negotiate the deal if you have limited funds. Wouldn't be number one on my list but for some this could be just the ticket to get into a decent car that has had a some of the necessary maintenance done.
The only thing I noticed that hasn't been addressed in the ad is the clutch. I'd surely want to know what kind of records the guy has - quiz him on that. Get a ppi done - would be the best 150 bucks you'll spend. Otherwise for a low budget entry - I've surely seen worse deals. Be prepared though - you better have 5k on top of whatever you pay for the car to take care of anything that could pop up.
But all in all - it ain't bad for below 20k!!!! Not bad at all. If you could get this for 15k - you'd be doing just fine! NO - you'd be doing great I think. All that without knowing details from the PPI - pre purchase inspection by a reputable Acura dealer or really good independant. Get in touch with the folks that maintained it. Check in on it - lots more you can find out about this car from the owner and previous service tech - then get back to us.
There is nothing wrong with getting into an NSX for below 20k - let me tell you. You could come out smelling like a rose on this. Act fast though. Not much time left - find out if there is a reserve. Good luck.
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Sorry bout that - of course it's an automatic. So what do you think - what will the owner take? Do you want an automatic?
Sold for 13.4K cheap.
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With a ppi done already and disclosed service issues known - that would be a good deal! You be swingin from the trees with that! Good luck...
