thanks for all the opinions.
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Are you only advertising it here? If so, that is one reason why you haven't gotten a lot of calls. Most of us here already own an NSX, and few of us are looking to upgrade to a 2002+. If you put it on autotrader or ebay you will get a lot more exposure. Plus you get what you pay for. This is a free site with not a lot of traffic comparred to the aforementioned sites.
One last idea. Have Deltron Zero write the ad for you.![]()
Very good advice, except for maybe that last statement which I'm sure is an inside joke or something.:wink:
I'm surprised no one has mentioned this. Economy is very slow. It's a great time to buy "expensive" assets for cheap (real estate, cars etc..), and a bad time to sell.
My suggestions is as well to advertize heavily, but expect to hold on to the car for a little while unless you decide to fire-sale it.
Good luck!
People who can afford a $65k sports car probably already would have purchased an NSX years ago if they wanted one. It's been around for 18 years now.
Drop the price about $10k and it will sell. The price is too high for the current market. Like someone said, there are too many great $65k - $80k cars out there right now.
If you drop the price to $55k, you'll under cut all the high end sports cars and probably snag someone quick.
Then you'll be in competition with the 2002 prices and people will jump to buy your car over a 2002 because of the year alone. You'll have first priority!
People who can afford a $65k sports car probably already would have purchased an NSX years ago if they wanted one. It's been around for 18 years now.
Drop the price about $10k and it will sell. The price is too high for the current market. Like someone said, there are too many great $65k - $80k cars out there right now.
If you drop the price to $55k, you'll under cut all the high end sports cars and probably snag someone quick.
Then you'll be in competition with the 2002 prices and people will jump to buy your car over a 2002 because of the year alone. You'll have first priority!
People who can afford a $65k sports car probably already would have purchased an NSX years ago if they wanted one. It's been around for 18 years now.
Drop the price about $10k and it will sell. The price is too high for the current market. Like someone said, there are too many great $65k - $80k cars out there right now.
If you drop the price to $55k, you'll under cut all the high end sports cars and probably snag someone quick.
Then you'll be in competition with the 2002 prices and people will jump to buy your car over a 2002 because of the year alone. You'll have first priority!
And you'll be leaving $10k on the table. This is terrible advice. You only do a fire sale if you need the money immediately, i.e. there's a bookie about to break your legs.
Sounds like nastinupe is looking for a discount on an '05...