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[nicholas421]

$59k firm (obo). Please, please, please no offers or discussions of less.

http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=104286

 

[Jetpilot3]

Meh...no biggie the seller might have done a typo. You can tell that the seller has had quite a few low ball offers so I understand his posting "please, please, please"...

Same thing happened on this Imola I bought...too many low ball offers and hence it didn't sell. This Silverstone is a good deal so if anyone is able to get the car below $59K they would be laughing.

 

[Fatal Lightning]

I think he means no offers for less and no discussions for less.

Maybe it should say, "...no offers nor discussions for less."

 

[nicholas421]

I think he means no offers for less and no discussions for less.

Maybe it should say, "...no offers nor discussions for less."

I guess I wasn't clear on what I am confused about. He says "obo" which, by definition, is an offer less than the asking price.... but then says "please no [lower] offers".

 

[Tom239]

He says "obo" which, by definition, is an offer less than the asking price....

I thought obo was short for "or best offer". In practice that's usually less than the asking price, but in this case it could mean the seller wouldn't mind seeing a bidding war. :biggrin:

 

[91 X]

I thought obo was short for "or best offer". In practice that's usually less than the asking price, but in this case it could mean the seller wouldn't mind seeing a bidding war. :biggrin:

but he said "firm", which usually means that's it...no lower or higher:redface::tongue::biggrin:




BTW, what a great way to get your ad noticed...friggin genius!!!

 

[tosugrad]

I think thats an excellent deal for what has been described as an excellent clean car.

 

[s14_tat]

the back doesn't look right. if you look at how the taillights line up with the rear bumper, it looks a little off. it could be just the photo but i couldn't find anymore.