After some research on 2008 Acura TSX, I went to the dealership, whohas quoted me the revised offering price $26,380 (+fees) for thenew car after I was not happy with their firstoffering price.


Can any of the gurus share your expert opinions on this offering price? Thanks very much.









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I at first turned my nose up to this, but it isn't unreasonable to first consider getting a used one. You might be very pleasantly surprised. With low mileage, the used Acura is virtually brand new- unless you're afraid of boogies. Do a search at automotive.com, enter your zip code, make/model, and compare your price to other listings in your area- taking into account the mileage etc. The site gives you a bunch of listings of the used TSX's, or whatever you pick, in your area in chart format displaying the price, mileage, year, and any other information you need about the car or to contact the dealer. I looked for a while and finally found one (corporate lease which means barely touched by some high class business exec) with 17K miles for $22,500. It beats the other TSX's in my area with 50-70K miles priced at 25K. It looks and runs like brand new. It beats a brand new one for 26K. Also consider that the 2006 model is probably the best out of all of them 2004 through 2008. I heard it is slightly faster than the 07's and 08's, and it's the first year the auxiliary audio (MP3 capability) actually works correctly. But the $26,380 still sounds good for a brand new one.

 

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is that the price for the base model TSX or is it the fully loaded with navi? i have an 06 and i payed more then that, but i have all the bells and whistles in mine.
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