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I think so too. Well if anyone is selling their Gen 2 NSX for a "reasonable" price and quick cash sale, let me know ;)

Nice! Yes, I would have bought at that price too. A local 2017 in the middle of 2020 ended up selling for about 108 at a dealer in Daly City. I almost ordered a new one, but ended up being out of town for awhile due to the pandemic in 2020 and when I was ready to order a new one (base-ish...

I wanted to have enough money comfortably lined up to pay in cash. Which I do now. ....when the cars too expensive for me...well their list prices are too expensive. Kind of doubt they are actually selling for around list price.

If demand was so high, these cars wouldn't be sitting for sale for months most likely.

By non-inflated, I mean 2019 - early 2021 prices :) (e.g. 110-120k) If not, I wonder when they will come back down to earth, maybe next year? Looking to buy.

They sort of already unveiled it, not really much else new they could probably add?

Wheels and front end feel kind of Corvette-esque. Price increase isn't as much as I had feared, I don't think there will be an incentive on this one tho.

Maybe powdbyrice will come through with a good deal on these at some point.

Is this the photo that was originally linked here? https://acuraconnected.com/2021/06/14/spied-2022-acura-nsx/

I believe you can order a NSX from one dealer (e.g. powdbyrice) and have it delivered to another dealer near you. The dealer you purchased from has not been particularly good to deal with either from my experience awhile back. If I were you, I'd totally do a road trip, maybe get someone local...

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It was a 2017 V10 (non plus). Still, a great deal for what it was. But it just wasn’t as much fun to drive as the NSX, but of course sounded glorious.

They now start at 139K, for a manual.

I've had a Tesla and a Toyota Mirai (2016 and 2021), and hands down the Mirai (fuel cell) is much easier to live with on a daily basis, assuming you can get fuel where you are. Being able to "charge to 100%" in 3-5 mins like a petrol car overall is a much better experience (especially since I...

I had a 2019 Vantage and *loved* it. Only sold it because the great lease deal still had me paying 40K of depreciation when I could have waited 6 months to get a slightly used car for what my lease buyout would be after 3 years. Have been considering buying one now that they are in the...

Same, including dealer discount on top and smooth and simple dealer experience. That and being able to rent a 2017 for a day last year and hopefully able to spend some time soon with a 2019+ really made a difference. Otherwise i'd be in the market for a manual GT3 or GT4, or possibly even a...

A belated congrats! This was super helpful, including finding out about Acura's pickiness with financing. I'm planning on selling my condo soon, so may need to take this into account. I thought you might have been able to handle the financing in advance, but maybe not.

Agreed, hearing owner feedback has given me confidence in purchasing one of my own.

These are apparently legit in California, that stick on to the front of your car, and cleanly peel off: https://licenseplatewrap.com

Here's an ad that mentions a $2500 transmission service - is that perhaps because they damaged their transmission...

Seats should be 8 way with better thigh support for longer legs, and go back another inch or two.

Is the ride harsher on 19 and up to go along with the stiffer suspension?

Why is this guy a "Turd"?

I saw one for $109k for like 18k miles, but don’t know if it was off-lease or not. So far, haven’t seen any well-priced ones for sale yet.

Porsche margins are quite high :) Honda includes Honda Sensing as standard on Civics, I think they could leverage their R&D to economically add it to the NSX without adding too much weight or cost. Which would further their "everyday"ness story and make the car more appealing to me. If...