So you have been playing with the idea to buy an Acura NSX. But will it be a financial disaster due to the high depreciation rates, or, is it actually a sensible alternative compared to default choices that are offered by the most popular supercar brands?

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Content:
00:00 A sensible alternative?
00:32 Base model
03:40 Type S
06:46 Comparisons to other cars
10:24 Conclusion

When it comes to the type S, I think it is fair conclude that you should steer away from this car if you care about values. The price uncertainty in this market is high but we saw that the yearly depreciation rate was higher than the market average, that the cars are listed for sale for a relatively long time, and that the discount rates are high.

When it comes the base model, I think it is fair to conclude that there is no all encompassing reason as to why you should avoid it.
We saw that the depreciation rate was slightly lower than for the market, that the listing times decreased, that discount rates are at normal level, and they are good value for value compared to cars that offer similar performance.

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