NUS0123 2006 Noble M400 for sale, L.A., CA

[Notorious 86]

The one in Chattanooga Tn. NUS0157 Blue with red stripes to make it go faster. LOL Wish I would have taken a moment to check yours out before you sold it, it may have saved me a ton of money and headaches. Registration is nearly complete. Just waiting on BAR evaluation. It is apparently something new and can take up to 6 weeks.

Where are they doing the bar? I did mine at pierce college and the guy looked at it and just passed it. The buyer of my car lives locally and saved himself a ton of headaches with me already done the work.

[Jimbo986]

Las Positas College in Livermore Ca. This place was recommended because they have done sever Nobles in the past.

[donald]

Just curious if this car is still for sale?

Mine is for sale in Seattle! We have been snowed in but looking forward to better weather soon I hope so we can get the car sold.

http://www.catsexotics.com/used-noble-m12-seattle-wa

[NobleTech]

FYI,
Guys, if your selling your cars for less than 65k you are destroying the Noble Market.
Please hold these cars
the market will bear a much higher rate
I speculate these cars will be wurth 110-130 in 7 years?
Thanks, have patience and enjoy while you can
Troy

[Notorious 86]

FYI,
Guys, if your selling your cars for less than 65k you are destroying the Noble Market.
Please hold these cars
the market will bear a much higher rate
I speculate these cars will be wurth 110-130 in 7 years?
Thanks, have patience and enjoy while you can
Troy

I've had the car for 6 enjoyable years. It's time to move on to something more fitting for me at this point in my life.

Nothing will ever replace the raw edge and rarity of the Noble but that is also one reason I am moving on to something more comfortable and civilized for a modern age.

[roadracer690]

FYI,
Guys, if your selling your cars for less than 65k you are destroying the Noble Market.
Please hold these cars
the market will bear a much higher rate
I speculate these cars will be wurth 110-130 in 7 years?
Thanks, have patience and enjoy while you can
Troy

Troy, we all would love to sell for $65K or for double that in 7 years as you are speculating. The truth is that market sets the price and if more owners want to sell then there are buyers looking to buy, it will essentially bring the price down. You can tell that there is much less interest by how much less traffic there is on this forum alone. Back when I first became owner, this forum was flocked with new treads, not so much now... Notorious 86, you have a great looking Noble and well worth what you're asking for it. A car to most of us is not a collector item worth holding on in hopes of making a profit but a toy that eventually one gets tired of playing with or simply outgrows it.

[Notorious 86]

Thanks buddy. Trust me, the decision to sell wasn't easy. But like I said, I've moved on. 6 years is longer than I've kept most of my cars.

You are also correct that I'm not looking to hold it for another 6 years and hoping it'll make me another $50k. Hopefully by then, I won't need the money to live comfortably in my retirement. If I did, I got more things to worry about.

Troy, we all would love to sell for $65K or for double that in 7 years as you are speculating. The truth is that market sets the price and if more owners want to sell then there are buyers looking to buy, it will essentially bring the price down. You can tell that there is much less interest by how much less traffic there is on this forum alone. Back when I first became owner, this forum was flocked with new treads, not so much now... Notorious 86, you have a great looking Noble and well worth what you're asking for it. A car to most of us is not a collector item worth holding on in hopes of making a profit but a toy that eventually one gets tired of playing with or simply outgrows it.