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#81 of 306 Alkroll by joshs Jun 17, 2004 (11:21 am)
In answer to your query:   I bought an RSX-S in the Chicago area (west suburbs) just last year (August '03), and I ended up having four dealerships bidding against each other.   McGrath (sp?) was by far the worst: they kept talking deal, but they lowballed my trade-in, they saw five hundred under MSRP as a 'great deal,' and they were rude.   Muller was absolutely neutral. I remember almost nothing about them, because of how average they were.   Continental Acura was friendly and more than willing to haggle/deal, but they didn't have the color I wanted (Arctic Blue). No complaints, though. If Napleton didn't exist, they would have gotten my business.   Napleton Acura (Elmhurst) was where I ended up buying. They were friendly, they offered a good deal (my trade-in was given well above what Edmunds suggests and the purchase price was under TMV), and they didn't play number games. Even their F & I guy was low-pressure.   I'd be surprised if you got anything but frustration at McGrath (the whole dealership was run like something out of Confessions of a Car Salesman). On the other hand, you owe it to yourself to check out Napleton.   Josh
#82 of 306 Pricing for spoiler? by alkroll Jun 17, 2004 (12:59 pm)
Thanks, JoshS, for the response. It may be a few months before I actually buy, but it's always good to know which dealers treat their customers especially well.   Here's another question: Since Honda/Acura sells cars without factory-installed options, it's hard to get an idea on what to pay for the options that are offered. Edmund's, alas, does not list prices for dealer-installed options.   Has anyone bought an RSX or RSX-S and gotten the rear spoiler? How much did you pay for it? (I'm talking about the smaller, relatively understated curved spoiler, not the really tall rectangular spoiler I've seen in a couple of photos.)
#83 of 306 Re: Need Help Negotiating [tast31 #74] by aylagirl Jun 30, 2004 (3:08 pm)
Replying to: tast31 (May 15, 2004 11:50 am) We are purchasing a 2004 RSX, automatic, with leather, in Greensboro, NC for $21,252 (not including tax, tag & title). Got some quotes over the Internet and then called our local dealer and told him that the lowest price would win (and I don't mind driving 100 miles or more for a good deal). I then told him that, of course, I hope he gets the business since he's local and I'd certainly be bringing the car back to him for servicing, therefore, I'd like to establish a good relationship with him from the beginning. He came back to me after 15 or 20 minutes with the price above. He also had one with a cloth interior for $20,309.77   How'd you do with your purchase, btw?
#84 of 306 Price paid by gary1476 Jun 30, 2004 (10:05 pm)
For a 2004 Acura RSX automatic, cloth, with tint, I paid 19,050 + TTL + Sales Tax etc, drive out of 20,500. I got this price as an internet quote from David Mcdavid in Plano TX. I recommend this dealer, the whole experience was smooth and haggle free. Replies to this message: italianlady (Sep 05, 2004 7:12 am)
#85 of 306 Red, Red, Red by the_man Jul 08, 2004 (9:19 pm)
I recently purchased a RSX Type-S. The color as you guessed it is red. Red is the best color in the world. I got the car for around 23,000 dollars from Acura of Avon. The car is a great little runabout sports car and it has room for my skis and musical instruments which is always a plus. I am very satisfied with the car except for the horrible tires and the lack of an armrest. However I am getting new tires and wheels as well as a center armrest.(don't get a boomerang armrest because your arm will always rub against it while shifting and it can't fold up). Overall the car is a pleeasure to drive weather on country backroads or onlong straights while letting the throttle go full out. Replies to this message: Sylvia (Jul 08, 2004 10:18 pm)
#86 of 306 Re: Red, Red, Red [the_man] by Sylvia STAFF Jul 08, 2004 (10:18 pm)
Replying to: the_man (Jul 08, 2004 9:19 pm) Congrats!! Be sure and click on the H&A banner at the top of the page for various accessories. Enjoy!
#87 of 306 '03 RSX by jasonk Jul 13, 2004 (11:46 am)
just bought a 2003 RSX at the Ann Arbor, MI Acura dealer. 11,000 miles, black, black leather, automatic, paid 17,900. Seemed like a fair price, it's a beauty.
#88 of 306 Congrats! by Sylvia STAFF Jul 13, 2004 (12:11 pm)
And welcome to the Forums...   Be sure and check the Acura RSX discussions now that you are a proud owner:   Acura RSX - Maintenance, Problems & Solutions   Acura RSX (All years/types)   Best Hot Hatch - SVT, Civic Si, GTI, RSX, Mini, Beetle...
#89 of 306 by types04 Jul 18, 2004 (11:26 am)
Just bought a 2004 Acura RSX Type S in Arctic Blue Pearl. $22,600 - maybe a little high, but paid extra for the color and the fact I got a great price on my trade in (over a thousand more than another Acura dealership was offering).
#90 of 306 2005 Acura RSX info by teamgekko Aug 26, 2004 (8:24 am)
2005 Acura RSX info available at acura.com

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