Where's the bottom

[Space Truckin]

Just wondering out loud, so where is bottom for pricing/ sales of the new NSX? Seems as though every time I find the "car" :love-struck:, another one hits the market even less I have my checkbook ready for fully loaded 130R White w Red, and most everyday a used car (1000 miles or less) hits the market, today it's a Silver for asking $150k :frown:

 

[chrisn]

I'll bet the median selling price for the new NSX is still MSRP. The steep discounts exist, but they are isolated.

Other than Ferraris and Porsche GT cars, the norm for even "lightly used" cars in this price range is a big discount.

Here's a 2K mile 570S with an asking price of $30K off MSRP (I'm sure it can be had for less): https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/700337652/overview/

 

[nsx#fan]

I'll bet the median selling price for the new NSX is still MSRP. The steep discounts exist, but they are isolated.

Median selling price is MSRP? No way. Mode, possibly.

 

[RYU]

I have not been following prices but i'll offer my observations from the "press". Of course, take their opinions with a grain of salt but the latest wave of reviews have been positive. The headline of the month seems to be along the lines of "I think I get it now".

Will this push demand? We'll see.

 

[fastaussie]

Just wondering out loud, so where is bottom for pricing/ sales of the new NSX? Seems as though every time I find the "car" :love-struck:, another one hits the market even less I have my checkbook ready for fully loaded 130R White w Red, and most everyday a used car (1000 miles or less) hits the market, today it's a Silver for asking $150k :frown:

Median selling price is MSRP? No way. Mode, possibly.

wow, down to $150,000. yup, that's under MSRP. as long as there are 100 to 200 or more cars available, i'd imagine the price is gonna continue to go down...

 

[Taxdr1965]

I think in a year you will see $200k MSRP around 140k. At that price it's a great deal

 

[neuronbob]

^^^
That's kinda what I'm waiting for.

 

[chrisn]

I think in a year you will see $200k MSRP around 140k. At that price it's a great deal

70% Residual on a two-year lease/ownership is not that bad, really. I assume 50% over five years, but front-loaded.

 

[snake]

Just picked up MSRP 198 K for 158K. 2800 miles. /clean carfax. 1 owner.

I hope it doesn't continue to depreciate like that - seemed like a good deal. Valencia Red. CF out not in. CC brakes. Upgraded stereo.

 

[Space Truckin]

Congrats, that is a great deal! 20% off win win :smile::smile::smile:

 

[Bricks and Bio]

Congratulations

Is that the car in Chicagoland?

 

[gaymondleerpv]

Now i just need 40k off a low/no option one. or 20% off and I'll jump right in and not wait

 

[fastaussie]

i would imagine that before too long you'll see NSX's for sale in the $140,000 range...

 

[snake]

That was it.

Congratulations

Is that the car in Chicagoland?

Now in my garage.

 

[Bricks and Bio]

Thanks Snake

I referenced that car as one of the deals around these days

Glad it worked out for your

 

[Biff_Malibu]

In my opinion the newness factor will continue to fade, and the values will sink very rapidly. There just isn't a large base of customers for this car. Price is too far in to Euro exotic territory, without enough performance differentiation.

Same happened with the GTR. Current pricing at over $100K, and lack of excitement (performance is not ahead of the pack as it was), values are sinking.


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[RSO 34]

First new one to be listed for under $140k

http://www.ebay.com/itm/16269027469...9255-0%26rvr_id%3D1322184195943&ul_noapp=true

 

[Taxdr1965]

Close to 30k off sticker not bad

 

[Space Truckin]

And still no end in sight....

 

[tlow]

I will be curious how Acura handles this sales debacle. Why would anyone pay anywhere near sticker on a 2018 when they can purchase a 2017 (which there are plenty of) at a significant discount? The 2018s are supposed to be exactly the same as the 2017s. The 2018s will pile up resulting in an even slippier sales slope. My hope is that Acura stops the bleeding and pulls an all-stop on production. That will likely not happen, however, since the Type-S and Type R variants are planned for future production cycles.

 

[fastaussie]

sounds like they are totally farked...

 

[sadlerau]

Starting to face reality?

 

[blue_myriddn]

$120-140k is my projection.

 

[Bricks and Bio]

RSO, I feel some slight of hand by the dealer.

I clicked on your link and the price shown in $169,900 today.

 

[Jinks]

Click bait....