GT-R or NSX or what....
07-08-09, 11:08 PM
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The NSX has 43166 miles on it
It is grey on black @ 39000$
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I think with that many miles it might be smart to stay away
If it were in the lower 30's, it would look like a better value
Also I have read that Manheim reports used car prices are up 15% from the lows, so I'll have to buy soon before the economy recovers fully
http://news.google.com/news?q=used%2...N&hl=en&tab=wn
It is grey on black @ 39000$
JH4NA126XYT000011
I think with that many miles it might be smart to stay away
If it were in the lower 30's, it would look like a better value
Also I have read that Manheim reports used car prices are up 15% from the lows, so I'll have to buy soon before the economy recovers fully
http://news.google.com/news?q=used%2...N&hl=en&tab=wn
If you never drove an NSX you owe it to yourself to try it - 40k miles is not bad since it's not a Ferrari. It's a lot faster than you think for 290 hp!
I love the IS-F and this is why I have one now but if there was no IS-F, I'd probably end up with a Cayenne GTS or E63 AMG. Those were both cars I was looking at as alternatives. If you don't need a 4-door, then easy choice just go buy the e93 m3 cabrio! It's a heart stopping ride both in terms of looks and speed. Your dad will want to ditch his 360 after seeing it....haha
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