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668 messages, Last post on Nov 10, 2008 at 8:23 AM
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I received the below quote today for a 2008 RDX tech in Seattle, WA. Thoughts? $33955.82 money factor is 0.00101% 12k miles/year monthly: $487.13/month + tax (9.2%) First payment + licensing and tax is $796.33 and then there is a doc fee of $50 (believe aquisition fee is rolled into the $33955.82). thoughts? |
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Replying to: dishwash42 (Aug 27, 2008 5:14 pm) I parallel park fairly often in Chicago and absolutely love the rear view camera, especially when there's a low car like a Civic or a Miata behind me. The voice recognition takes a little training but is great if you need to locate something while driving. I think the voice-recognition Garmin 880 is around $800 the last time I checked, besides it doesn't have a 8-inch screen. And the sound system is absolutely awesome. It will take at least $1,000 worth of aftermarket equipment to match its features. I guess you could say that you don't "need" these features to operate your vehicle. Then again that's probably what they said when they introduced power steering, power windows and power door locks 30 years ago 
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Replying to: metalblaze (Aug 28, 2008 5:42 am) The price wasn't OTD. The price was before TTL. It was from Westmont. You're going to have a tough time looking for an 08 with Tech. There were only a total of 6 brand new ones in the Chicago area two weeks ago and we bought one of them. |
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Replying to: dep (Aug 28, 2008 5:53 pm)
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Replying to: dishwash42 (Aug 29, 2008 2:11 am) When I travel by air I am sure to bring my portable GPS with me but there is no way (unless I just could not afford it) I would use it as my primary NAV system. |
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Purchased our new 2008 RDX w/Tech (silver/taupe) yesterday via internet sales at Acura of Pleasanton in the Bay Area. Here are the specifics: Purchase price $30,550. We did not want or get any other accessories at this time. 60 mo financing at Acura special of 2.9% I declare this a sweet deal.
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Replying to: vansmack33 (Aug 29, 2008 10:09 am) Thanks
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Replying to: acmeman (Sep 01, 2008 2:28 pm) As for my two cents on the nav? It is well worth it on a number of levels. It is commonly accepted that Acura's nav is one of the best and I would concur. The nav in my other car (Mercedes R350) is a toy compared to the Acura. From a resale persepective, a tech package RDX or MDX will always be more desirable. Yes, you can take a portable with you, but then you have this ridiculous looking thing sitting on your dash and have to put it away every time you park or risk having it stolen, Yes, a portable is nice to have when you travel, but I can tell you that I have NEVER paid for one with a rental car. If you aren't getting one included for free in your rental, you are doing something wrong. There's much better use of luggage space than carrying a portable nav around an airport. At the end of the day with the deals to be had right now, it doesn't make sense not to load your car up. In terms of luxury manufacturers (Acura, BMW, MB, Audi, etc) getting these type of options is just par for the course. |
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Replying to: vansmack33 (Sep 03, 2008 9:14 am) I do have a portable for air travel when I need to rent a car but that is it.
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Replying to: dep (Sep 03, 2008 9:22 am) thanks!
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