FS: 97 Acura NSX-T / Yellow / 41k mi / $46,000
I have a 97 Acura NSX-T / Spa Yellow / 41k miles.
Won't last long at $46,000. This is WAY under blue book.
I can email you the Carfax report - it's clean and check out.
History: 1 owner leased it for 3 years, then a showroom car for a dealer for 2 years, then purchased by us last Thursday.
Extremely clean inside & out.
Check out the pictures at http://www.sportscars4less.com
Won't last long at $46,000. This is WAY under blue book.
I can email you the Carfax report - it's clean and check out.
History: 1 owner leased it for 3 years, then a showroom car for a dealer for 2 years, then purchased by us last Thursday.
Extremely clean inside & out.
Check out the pictures at http://www.sportscars4less.com
I think he means that a leased car has probably been beat to death. There are probably no warranties left since the car has now exchanged hands 3 times.
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Actually most lease cars are in better shape than new owners. When you lease a $90,000 car you make pretty sure that you keep most of your residual - they nail you hard for ragging a car around.
It was a late 97 - july 97 is when it was first titled. Acura has a 4/50 warranty so the warranty just expired in 7/01. It's only been out of warranty for a year. You should also be able to buy an aftermarket extended warranty or Acura may let you extend their warranty since it hasn't been so long.
It was a late 97 - july 97 is when it was first titled. Acura has a 4/50 warranty so the warranty just expired in 7/01. It's only been out of warranty for a year. You should also be able to buy an aftermarket extended warranty or Acura may let you extend their warranty since it hasn't been so long.
Most Acura dealerships have high fixed costs.
Insurance = $150,000/year
Building (2M bldg) = $200,000/year mortgage
Salespeople ($35k per salesperson, $75-125k per sales manager, $200k per wholesaler).
You're looking at close to $50k/month overhead. Of course they gross more than that because they make a pretty profit. But every car they sell they have to tack on $2000-4000 in fixed costs for average cars. For an exotic car that has to sit on the lot for a month or so, you're looking at $8000-10000 markup.
My overhead = much less since I specialize in exotic cars.
Bottom line, you get a car for a lot less money.
Insurance = $150,000/year
Building (2M bldg) = $200,000/year mortgage
Salespeople ($35k per salesperson, $75-125k per sales manager, $200k per wholesaler).
You're looking at close to $50k/month overhead. Of course they gross more than that because they make a pretty profit. But every car they sell they have to tack on $2000-4000 in fixed costs for average cars. For an exotic car that has to sit on the lot for a month or so, you're looking at $8000-10000 markup.
My overhead = much less since I specialize in exotic cars.
Bottom line, you get a car for a lot less money.
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