Recent content by docrings1

Re: 2004 NSX 7,581 miles for $61,995 on Autotrader. Yes, like poor car sales and trying to move inventory... but, I never fully trust a car salesman. Better to buy from a NSX Prime member! :smile:

Average Price Graph Asking Prices per year (no extremely modded outliers) Again these are prices from August 2004 for your comparisons.

Here is a link to my thread offering my spreadsheet to look at the "asking" car prices from August 2004, with graphs and averages by model year (1991 - 2000 only) This might give someone the ability to analyze how the used NSX market is doing over the past two years and price trends (down...

Here is a link to my thread offering my spreadsheet to look at the "asking" car prices from August 2004, with graphs and averages by model year (1991 - 2000 only) This might give someone the ability to analyze how the used NSX market is doing over the past two years and price trends (down...

Over ten minutes for the NSX is slow...and rightly so due to all the traffic of the race. Top Gear ran a diesel panel van around the track at just over 10 minutes. :tongue:

I think he has a job requiring him to do ALOT of traveling. Do you have a cell phone for him? I know I dropped him an email a couple of weeks ago, and no word, so he must be out of town on business... Be patient. He's a very nice guy and the car is *GREAT*, and the snap ring issue has...

Pics, please.

My father had some hail damage and the paintless dent boys made the car look perfect... Definitely a must for any dent/ding, rather than filler and paint boys...

Here is the raw data of "asking prices"... not final sales price. That data is hard to get, and TOO much work, phone calls, etc. This is just one "tool" in determining if the asking price may be way too high (or too low!) for an "average" car... If you look at the raw data, the grouping is...

Here's the most recent price analysis of NSXPrime cars in the "For Sale" forum, for fourteen cars with mileages ranging from 15,000 to 121,000. This trend line is just the "average" prices and does not reflect condition, mods, maintenance schedule work, etc. No salvage cars were included in...

Can you post pics?

The only cars I have called "X" in a slang manner were my few 1969 Plymouth GTX's that I've owned through the years...

"The 2005 SL65 AMG Ferocious. Staggeringly powerful 604-hp twin-turbocharged V-12, reinforced 5-speed automatic transmission with AMG SpeedShift programming, race-bred brakes with AMG 8-piston composite calipers, 19" dual spoke AMG wheels, dynamic multicontour seats and four polished exhaust...

http://www.corporatecasuals.com/storefront2/storefront.asp?storefrontid=160

$47K is out of my budget... no matter how nice the car... Will have to find something around 27K-35K...