I bank with Navy Federal, who is awesome for being approved for automotive loans. They base more off your credit than the vehicle itself!

 

good. i would think only a credit union would do any type of longer term financing for such an older (but books well) car

 

i'll probably buy an nsx after i get a house and 1. put it on home equity line of credit or 2. be making decent money, all my cars are paid off and the nsx would be only vehicle payment.

 

Navy Federal gave me the loan for my S2000 at 18 years old with no co-signer

 

While I was In phoenix, AZ over x-mas, I made the trek out and visited Science of Speed, That was a vacation in itself

 

Hope you find just the right one! No reason not to wait for that perfect one, Since you will be spending a good bit of money!

 

Go NFR Chad, you won't regret it....

on selling both cars quickly. You sharing a ride with roomie until the new ride?

 

somewhat the market has been so high on these things since they stopped production, but this is the time of year to buy a RWD sportscar

 

There is an immaculate condition red 91', completely stock with 34k miles in Henderson, NV... owner is asking $34,500 for it. I'm interested, just not sure if I can see myself ever driving a red car again.


There's a Berlina 91' with 48k miles that I'm eyeballing right now. Waiting to hear back from the owner as to what the transmission number is, need to see if it's in the snap ring range.

 

With such a mild winter, it won't affect the price as greatly as if there were snow on the ground.

Also, am I the only voice of reason here for Chad? SAVE YO' MONEY FOO'!