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Is it a HondaCare Warranty? If so as most have said here that will cost $1,100 to $1,200. Plus the Acura Extended warranty can be purchased just prior to end of the factory 4yr/50K. GAP insurance on a loan these days is good advice esp. with 5-6-7 year loans out there. Luckily for me USAA provides that on all of their car loans. Tires and wheels? Our 04 TL has 4 scratched rims, not bad but would be worth it if covered. The TL rims get no protection from the tires (rim sticks out further than the tire. Also, get in writing about getting your money back if you keep the warranty. |
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Replying to: rueshan (Jan 04, 2005 9:02 am)
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tomorrow is the last day of 2.9% financing. My wife insisted that she wants "meteor sliver" TSX. And the dealer just had one arrived today. The price will be 27,992 + fee + tax. Will go to pick it up tomorrow morning... |
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Replying to: carsjwin (Jan 04, 2005 6:22 pm)
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Replying to: indydriver (Jan 04, 2005 3:56 pm) As far as driving impressions, I need to put a few more miles on the TSX before opening it up a bit (not to mention getting the car away from my wife), but I still love driving my 2004 Accord V6... the horsepower is addictive and I still find that it idles and accelerates a bit smoother than the TSX. I have also found that the voice command on the TSX is a little different than the same function on my Accord... when you push the button to talk in the Accord, the beep is immediate and you can give the command. However in the TSX, there is a slight delay before it beeps.... just enough to clip off your first word if you're used to the Nav in the Accord. But the TSX seems to be able to map routes a little quicker, so I guess there were some updates in the software. |
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Replying to: 05tsx_buyer (Dec 18, 2004 9:45 pm)
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I am beginning to look at buying in the Dallas area. I have been told that the supply is limited and prices, therefore, are not very negotiable. I have been quoted about $1,200 off sticker for a non-navi, auto. I really don't have to have the car until April/May. Would it be better to wait? Will supply pick up or be less given the end of the model year?
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Replying to: indydriver (Jan 01, 2005 12:22 pm) |
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Replying to: rueshan (Jan 05, 2005 6:32 am) Thx Rueshan for the tips. I hope that everybody in NC fights these $400 document fees all the way, or these dealers will continue geting away with murder. Has anybody out there had any experience with the Winston-Salem Acura dealer? They seem to have the best quotes of the North Carolina dealers, and also lower than Richmond, VA. Will probably drive out there soon but would like to hear others' experience. |
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I am from Cary, NC. But I bought a 2004 certified TSX with Nav in Johnson City, TN last Sat. I wonder if the $400 document fee is related to NC in general or just brand new cars? I didn't have a $400 document fee tacked on that I remember. But after perusing some other car dealerships and this site, I may have paid too much for a car with 26,900 miles on it. Sticker was also $26,900. With trade in it was $24,100. First car: Most Acura dealers sell Certified Pre-Owned cars. They go through a 150 pt. process to make sure the car is in practically new condition. The prices aren't that much cheaper than new though. I would buy from an Acura dealer and not individual. |
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