Clean NSX for sale
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Clean NSX for sale
Hey everyone,
I have no affiliation with the seller, but I saw a super clean NSX for sale at the local dealership where I bought my Porsche. Just wanted to pass it along.
I didn't post it in the for sale section because its not mine for sale. If the mods want to put it there, no big deal to me.
http://www.di-vo.net/search/eds/defa...LE_KEY=573:120
I have no affiliation with the seller, but I saw a super clean NSX for sale at the local dealership where I bought my Porsche. Just wanted to pass it along.
I didn't post it in the for sale section because its not mine for sale. If the mods want to put it there, no big deal to me.
http://www.di-vo.net/search/eds/defa...LE_KEY=573:120
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Originally Posted by Mr Kram
is that really a fair price? you could get a clean 996 for that.
Personally 55k for a 5 year old, 18,000 mile NSX is absolutely insane but maybe that's just me.
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Joe,
I am not a big NSX fan, but when Eric my sales guy up there told me about it, I thought I would take a look. Its just a really clean car.....and for any car that is 5 years old, its nice to see that it was well taken care of.
I am not a big NSX fan, but when Eric my sales guy up there told me about it, I thought I would take a look. Its just a really clean car.....and for any car that is 5 years old, its nice to see that it was well taken care of.
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actually thinking about picking up a 2002. Stock power is 290HP piddling for sure, but damn how great those cars handle!! Also a S/C or FI is an easy fix for power.
NE body here have any first hand experience?
NE body here have any first hand experience?
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I loved mine and miss it dearly... A lot of car for the money and they handle and drive like no other vehicle... Very different than a P car but awesome nonetheless...
I'm not up to speed on current values but they do hold up pretty well... I owned mine for 2 and a half years and the value held strong!
I'm not up to speed on current values but they do hold up pretty well... I owned mine for 2 and a half years and the value held strong!
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I know that NSX's and Porsches are two entirely different beasts. That being said, for only having 290 HP, the NSX sure "seems" like it has more power than only 290 HP. They are very quick, agile and nimble. They are a blast to drive at basically any speed. Very unusual car and they generally hold their value pretty good these days.
Oh, BTW, I may be a bit biased as I have owned 2 NSX's in the past.
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Oh, BTW, I may be a bit biased as I have owned 2 NSX's in the past.
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Originally Posted by Kato
I loved mine and miss it dearly... A lot of car for the money and they handle and drive like no other vehicle... Very different than a P car but awesome nonetheless...
I'm not up to speed on current values but they do hold up pretty well... I owned mine for 2 and a half years and the value held strong!
I'm not up to speed on current values but they do hold up pretty well... I owned mine for 2 and a half years and the value held strong!
the diff btw the 5spd 3.0L early 91-96 and the 6spd 290HP 97-05 is MUCH bigger than a mere 20HP bump would indicate.
Impressive cars all the same...and the lack of overproduction means there are ~2000 3.2L car in the US. Values will hold unlike the p-cars.
Its laughable what a CLEAN TT exchanges for at the auctions