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Acura TSX Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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Re: gkg680 [gkg680] by offset_98
May 11, 2006 (6:14 pm)
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Replying to: gkg680 (May 11, 2006 3:23 am)

I went to McGrath in Westmont. The internet dept. treated me right and when I met my sales person he was great. There were no "dealer paperwork fees" or Winter packages or desert packages...just the car a negociated price + TTL.
 
Just got the call this morning, my TSX is there and I'll be taking delivery on Wednesday!
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Add-ons?? by adhocgene
May 11, 2006 (11:41 pm)
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Does you guys taking any of the following:
- extended warranty 6/7/8 years
- etch thing where they will etch VIN # on all parts 200$
- tire and wheel protection 400$
- Paint protection 500$ and acid protection 200$
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2006 CPO's are rolling out by bigdaveinomaha
May 15, 2006 (7:05 am)
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Hello everyone! I'm interested in buying a used '06 TSX. They are starting to show up at dealerships and I would like to pick one up and save a few bucks off new. I've seen several with 5-7k miles on them (non-navi's) and are CPO's. I would like to know what others think is a fair price for one of these cars. I've gotten rediculous quotes of $27,341. I actually laughed in the guys face! Is 25K unreasonable? What if it's not CPO?
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Re: new tsx, auto, no navi [henry3] by zdr81
May 19, 2006 (10:44 am)
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Replying to: henry3 (May 06, 2006 3:00 pm)

It sounds good. I just bought my 06 acura tsx yesterday, auto, no navi for $26,300 pre-TTL. I traded in my 97 ford taurus with 83.5K miles for $1500 At least I got him from $1000 to $1500 .. but KBB was for $1800. Oh well, at least he gave me complimentary wheel locks (i know.. not much).
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Florida Prices and Re: Add-ons?? [adhocgene] by bananafusion
May 19, 2006 (10:50 pm)
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Replying to: adhocgene (May 11, 2006 11:41 pm)

The extended warranty is iffy, some swear by them, but others point out that warranty companies have to sell them at a price where they can still make money on average. Consumer Reports says not to get them. You also do not have to buy it from the dealer you bought the car from or when you buy your car. You can buy it online or from any Acura dealer. Curry Acura seems to have the best price of $1,685 for 8 years/120k, so just make sure you don't pay more than that.
 
The rest you don't need. Etching the VIN# is a complete waste of money, and the paint is already protected and regular waxing would continue that. Not sure what the tire and wheel protection is, but it also sounds like just another way for the dealership to make an easy $300.
 
Anyways, I picked up my ASM/Quartz Auto with Nav last week from Orange Park Acura in Jacksonville, FL. I used the postings on here and on another Acura forum and saw that people were getting them on average for about $28,500 and the good deals were $28,300 or lower. Southern California and certain parts of the country though people were getting them for around invoice.
 
So I sent out emails to every dealership in north and central Florida, and got a few quotes quite a bit higher, and then Orange Park quoted me $28,100, plus a $500 dealer fee. Two other dealerships I tried negotiating with also had the same fee, and none of them would budge. So ended up negotiating for $28,512 including all dealer fees, and not including TTL. So more than I hoped to pay (and I could have probably negotiated it a little lower) but it was still about $400 less than the next closest price (and $1500 less than one reply I got). For some reason it's pretty high in Florida. Also got wheel locks, splash guards, and trunk tray.
 
Also made sure they didn't put on the dealer logo on the back (my girlfriend hates that). All in all not too bad of an experience for buying my first car ever. Doing it over the internet helped a lot, and while the TMV was way off, being able to read these posts came in really handy to know what I should be paying.
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Just Bought 2006 TSX in MA by tsx2006z
May 20, 2006 (9:11 pm)
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I just purchased a 2006 Acura TSX w/auto and no navigation at Acura of Boston in MA. The dealership offered me the 2.9% interest rate for a 3 year loan. I ended up getting the car for 26,900 w/TTL. I also traded in a salvaged 1998 Nissan Maxima w/183k miles on it, can't be worth much! I was very impressed w/their straight forward approach and their price was significantly cheaper than any other quotes I received.
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Re: 2006 CPO's are rolling out [bigdaveinomaha] by moo1
May 21, 2006 (7:13 am)
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Replying to: bigdaveinomaha (May 15, 2006 7:05 am)

Haven't seen any used 06s but I just talked to a dealer yesterday about an 05 non-nav with 7K miles on it. He said the sticker was $25,900. Only difference that I am aware of between 05 and 06 is blue tooth, am I missing anything else? Anyway, I am thinking if I can save around $2000 off the new 06's (which seem to be going for 26,000 - $26,500) I might go for it, otherwise buy new. Don't know if, say, $24,250 is realistic. Anyone bought anything similar to this lately that can help?
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Re: 2006 CPO's are rolling out [moo1] by tsx2006z
May 21, 2006 (8:26 am)
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Replying to: moo1 (May 21, 2006 7:13 am)

I compared 2005 Carbon Gray w/black interior and no navi to the same in 2006. I couldn't get a OTD price on a 2005 of 24,000 - the dealer didn't even want to negotiate b/c he said it was too low. On the other hand I was able to get a 2006 OTD at 26,900. I figured at the very most it was a difference of 3k between 05 and 06 but you also have to remember that if your financing you can usually get a low rate on a new car but a used car rate will start at about 7% or so. I got 2.9% on the 06 and so that saves you another 1k or so. And when you take into consideration the new features in 06 I decided it was worth the extra 1-2k to get a car with no miles instead of 12k or so.
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Just bought a tsx by tsxtsxtsx
May 21, 2006 (5:42 pm)
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I just wanted to thank everyone for placing their quotes etc on the forum. I was interested in a small well equipped car, and almost bought an IS-250. On a whim, I test-drove a new 2006 carbon-gray TSX (9 miles on the odo) this Saturday...was pleasantly surprised. The icing on the cake was that the car had some minor hail damange on the roof...I got the car with auto and Navi for $24,086 with no haggling. The damage is minor to my eye, and I am very very happy with saving a few bucks. I plan to keep the car for a few years. I bought the car on the spot since everyone had provided prices they were paying, so to me, I was getting a good deal. Thanks again.

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