Quote Originally Posted by NSX 2000 View Post
This is an article from October 2016

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/n...rcars-compared

So if we take the BMW I8 first, a 2016 car with 10k miles your looking at about £50k, so 50% less than new.
Mclaren, a 2016 570s will set you back between £90 and £100k so between 63% and 69% less than new.
The NSX, one 2016 model for sale at £87k so 63% less than new.

So has it fallen, my answer would be no. It's just where the market is right now for these cars, if you take a 2016 911 Turbo they have appeared to have faired better (not lost so much money) but you don't know if a car has only £5k worth of extras or £25k!

Am I keeping mine, YES! In fact I was out in it yesterday and what a car it is, with people still stopping to look and stare. I was especially impressed by the two young ladies keeping up with me in a Fiesta over the Dartford crossing.
And that to be honest with you Paul is what it's all about, the car is all you hoped it would be and probably more, your comments speak volumes thanks. Enjoy. 👍