Pricing.............

[MCM]

My car is not for sale, but I noticed prices are starting to finally go up a bit.
Have owned my 94 for 10 yrs. now and it looks like good early cars are back in the High 30's - 40's again.
Is that about right?
I remember a few yrs ago things were looking grim as several decent cars were in the low / mid 20's.
Just checking back in to see what's been going on. :biggrin:

 

[vivanshah]

Yes that's about right. Prices have been going up since about 2008 (following the market basically)

 

[rbilder]

Hagerty Valuation Tool seems to be fairly accurate from what I've seen.

It shows the average for a 94 NSX at $38,106 with a #1 condition car at ~$60k ($59,500).
#2 condition which I would put most very nice NSX's to fall under appears to be at $45,400 for the latest.
#3 condition last shows at $37,700.

 

[MCM]

That seems about right, 4 yrs ago was about the low as I recall.
(Have not checked pricing much since then)
Prior to that dip prices seemed to have been unchanged for many years.
Thanks for the "Tool". Played around on it a bit. Different yrs etc.

http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/HVT/VehicleSearch/Report?vc=920967

E30 M3's have really bumped up as well.

http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/HVT/VehicleSearch/Report?vc=852276

 

[bruckner]

E30 M3's have really bumped up as well.

http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/HVT/VehicleSearch/Report?vc=852276

Check all air cooled Porsche 911s, model types 930, 964 and 993, most extreme appreciation in the recovery years and continuing. I'm always skeptical of these patterns, by now there must be a speculative effect.