in the article the fast five, on the hompeage of nsxprime it said the base price was around $60,000? But with no option. If any nsx buyers bought there car back in 90-91', what was the total estimate of your car? I know theres option and other fees to pay.
What was base price for the NSX back in 90-91'?
- Thread starter Gokwi
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The base price was 60K. The only options were automatic tranny, phone, or CD player. Many dealers added ADP (additional dealer profit) on top of the list price while the car was in heavy demand.
The first NSX I ever laid eyes on was in 1991 at Island Acura. It was surrounded by velvet ropes, you couldn't touch or sit in it, the dealer wanted $20 for a brochure and $100,000 for the car.
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Russ
'91 black/black
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Russ
'91 black/black
When the NSX was introduced in late summer 1990, the MSRP was $60,600 including $600 in transportation costs. While some buyers did pay over $100K, in the first month or so, most of the cars were selling for around $80-85K. By the end of 1990, the MSRP had risen by $1000 and the selling prices were generally in the low seventies. MSRP continued to rise and selling prices continued to drop to the MSRP over the following couple of years.
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