that ad is hilarious HOWEVER... i dont doubt/deny the fact that since the end of 2012, nsx's have been 100% going up in value in canada.
i recall when i wanted to buy franks car nov 2012 (relatively mint pristine 2003 black 35km nsx having a tough time selling for 50k, he even told me a few on this forum even offered him significantly less, perhaps mid 40s), i think his car ended up selling to a USA buyer after 3/4 of a year b4 spring 2013.
a car like his would be swept in less then 24 hours today. i've seen high milage (200km+) early 90s nsx's in the past year sell for 35-39 relatively quickly.
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i think its totally delusional and hilarious, and i'm not an nsx owner. i am usually the first to knock my neighbors in my area for listing their poorly maintained/tackily renovated homes at prices in which they are obliviously trying to break the neighborhood price-record. i also knock my 911 buddies who try to sell their cars at delusional prices (so they can use the money to trade in the market...). from ONLY what i've seen PERSONALLY, their cars dont sell for practically a year and they complain that they would have made an absolutely killing in the market during the time period in which the car sat around unsold at some silly price-point.
no matter how big or small an item, if overpriced too aggressively too fast increases the chances to significantly 'eff up the entire market IMHO. ESPECIALLY if they can be easily compared to other examples and are deemed poor value.
disclaimer, as i've said before.... i do see and believe clean low milage good condition nsx's can command a surprisingly good amount of coin, but a high milage riced out/poor condition ride is definitely worth a chuckle or two.
Well that's just it. I don't think he is an owner. $70k is a big number, still no reason to knock the owner for being delusional. Sure hope when it comes time for me to sell, I don't get the same treatment for asking what I believe it's worth....
