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2003 Acura Nsx Ultra Premium Luxury Sports Car Up Grades Selling No Reserve Set on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:65000
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2003  ACURA  NSX  ULTRA  PREMIUM  LUXURY  SPORTS  CAR

 

Future AuctionsTHIS AUCTION RUNNING WITH NO RESERVE AMOUNT !!!

Year 2003
Make ACURA
Model NSX
Engine 3.2 LITRE
Transmission 6 SPEED MANUAL
Mileage 65,600
Color DARK GREY  METALLIC/TWO TONE  BLACK AND GREY
VIN JH4NA21683T000086

2003 ACURA NSX ULTRA PREMIUM  LUXURY SPORT CAR. TOP OF THE  LINE AND A REAL IMPORTED  SPORTS CAR.  ONE OF THE  LAST YEAR FOR THE NSX. SUPER  SPORTS CAR TO OWN. FANTASTIC  RIDE WITH ALL THE THINGS  THAT COUNT. SUPER FAST WITH  AFTER MARKET WHEELS AND SIX  SPEED TRANSMISSION. TAKE A  LOOK AT THE PICTURE GALLERY  BELOW AND IT SPEAKS FOR  ITSELF. CALL FOR ALL THE  DETAILS ON THIS SPECIAL CAR.  THIS IS A SERIOUS eBAYAUCTION  FOR SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY

Questions,   info, or to make offer call  MARK 954 599 3911

     

   

Email:   BOULEVARDAUTO57@HOTMAIL.COM 

PREMIER LUXURY CARS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY BID WE SEE FIT. ALL INSPECTIONS AND FINANCING MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE THE AUCTION ENDS! FLORIDA LAW REQUIRES ALL VEHICLES 10 YEARS OR OLDER MUST BE SOLD MILEAGE EXEMPT.!!

PREMIER LUXURY CARS OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY OF VEHICLES AT WHOLESALE PRICES, ALL OF OUR VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS-IS; WHEREAS, ALL SALES ARE FINAL! AGAIN, THE ABOVE DESCRIBED VEHICLE IS BEING SOLD AS-IS WITH NO WARRANTY. WE HIGHLY SUGGEST BIDDERS TO CONDUCT A THIRD PARTY OR SELF INSPECTION BEFORE PLACING THEIR BID!!!!!!!! SHOULD YOU BE THE WINNING BIDDER, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS SALE!!!

ONCE AGAIN, YOU MUST READ OUR TERMS CONDITIONS BEFORE YOU BID! IF YOU DO NOT INTEND ON PAYING FOR THIS VEHICLE, PLEASE DO NOT BID!!! FEEL FREE TO CONDUCT A THIRD PARTY OR SELF INSPECTION BEFORE YOU PLACE YOUR BID! ALL SALES FINAL, NO EXCUSES!

PREMIER LUXURY CARS IS RUNNING THIS AUCTION WITH "NO RESERVE"!!  THAT'S RIGHT!!  NO RESERVE!  CALL MARK AT 954-599-3911 ANYTIME WITH QUESTIONS!  AGAIN...  BID WITH CONFIDENCE! YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! CALL MARK AT 954-599-3911 FOR MORE INFORMATION, BUY IT NOW PRICE AND DETAILS! GOOD LUCK! THANK YOU!

TERMS &  CONDITIONS

Terms Of Sale:  By placing a bid  on this vehicle  you are entering  into a legal and  binding contract  to purchase the  above-described  vehicle. We  reserve the  right to cancel  all existing  bids and end the  auction early  should the item  no longer be  available for  sale.
Pay: A deposit of $2000  (non-refundable)  must be paid  within 24 hours  of the close of  the auction. The  remaining  balance must be  paid within 5  days. 
Fee and Taxes  Info : Florida  Residents pay  6.% tax on the  final sale price  of the vehicle.  All domestic  purchases add $350.00  documentation  fee.  International  buyers are  charged a $400  documentation  fee.  We may be  required to  collect sales  tax for your  state.

Please contact  dealer for  details.

  

 

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