What's a good price for a 2012 w/ Tech and Ent?
07-08-2012, 02:37 PM
#1
Administrator Alumnus
Thread Starter
What's a good price for a 2012 w/ Tech and Ent?
Title says it all. In the market to upgrade to the MDX. I'm hearing people getting a new MDX with Tech for $39K? Right now, I'm at $42K for tech and ent, so if that's the case, I need to keep looking.
07-08-2012, 04:21 PM
#2
07-08-2012, 10:24 PM
#3
StayAtHomeDad
Save your penies and don't get entertainment, get two iPads. I got mine at 40.5+tech no ent.
I thought I did wetltl tand a couple of weeks later I've heard of someone getting the 39s...I felt bad for a second, but then realized i did well myself, so what does it matter if someone did a bit better, I still did well.
If you find a good price, go for it, it's agreat car
I thought I did wetltl tand a couple of weeks later I've heard of someone getting the 39s...I felt bad for a second, but then realized i did well myself, so what does it matter if someone did a bit better, I still did well.
If you find a good price, go for it, it's agreat car
07-09-2012, 11:07 AM
#4
I just went away with kids on a 250 mile trip in my Advance/Ent and thought that those of you looking into an MDX may like to hear my observations.
Lots of freeway in the car pool lane and the ACC was perfect for following the cars in front. No turning the cruise on and off as it adjusted speed to the cars as they bunched and then went up to cruising speed.
It was hot so the A/C was on auto but the butt needed additional care so selected minimum on the cooled seats and thought it was perfect.
Kids wanted a movie so I pressed the rear enable and gave the kids the removable remote and wireless headphones each and they were happy for a couple of hours while we listened to my favorite selection from the HDD audio system.
By the time we had reached the base of the mountain range we headed into the twisty road up to 7000 feet. This required the selection of "Sport" for the suspension to enable the more secure handling that was required.
We reached the destination town and a dog ran out in front of the car in front of me and he emergency stopped to miss the dog. CMBS decided it was time for action and quickly tightened the seat belts and braked like it should.
Needless to say, I think that the MDX is a good car but if you get the features that the MDX deserves then it becomes a great car and you will not be dissapointed.
Lots of freeway in the car pool lane and the ACC was perfect for following the cars in front. No turning the cruise on and off as it adjusted speed to the cars as they bunched and then went up to cruising speed.
It was hot so the A/C was on auto but the butt needed additional care so selected minimum on the cooled seats and thought it was perfect.
Kids wanted a movie so I pressed the rear enable and gave the kids the removable remote and wireless headphones each and they were happy for a couple of hours while we listened to my favorite selection from the HDD audio system.
By the time we had reached the base of the mountain range we headed into the twisty road up to 7000 feet. This required the selection of "Sport" for the suspension to enable the more secure handling that was required.
We reached the destination town and a dog ran out in front of the car in front of me and he emergency stopped to miss the dog. CMBS decided it was time for action and quickly tightened the seat belts and braked like it should.
Needless to say, I think that the MDX is a good car but if you get the features that the MDX deserves then it becomes a great car and you will not be dissapointed.
07-09-2012, 05:47 PM
#5
I just went away with kids on a 250 mile trip in my Advance/Ent and thought that those of you looking into an MDX may like to hear my observations.
Lots of freeway in the car pool lane and the ACC was perfect for following the cars in front. No turning the cruise on and off as it adjusted speed to the cars as they bunched and then went up to cruising speed.
It was hot so the A/C was on auto but the butt needed additional care so selected minimum on the cooled seats and thought it was perfect.
Kids wanted a movie so I pressed the rear enable and gave the kids the removable remote and wireless headphones each and they were happy for a couple of hours while we listened to my favorite selection from the HDD audio system.
By the time we had reached the base of the mountain range we headed into the twisty road up to 7000 feet. This required the selection of "Sport" for the suspension to enable the more secure handling that was required.
We reached the destination town and a dog ran out in front of the car in front of me and he emergency stopped to miss the dog. CMBS decided it was time for action and quickly tightened the seat belts and braked like it should.
Needless to say, I think that the MDX is a good car but if you get the features that the MDX deserves then it becomes a great car and you will not be dissapointed.
Lots of freeway in the car pool lane and the ACC was perfect for following the cars in front. No turning the cruise on and off as it adjusted speed to the cars as they bunched and then went up to cruising speed.
It was hot so the A/C was on auto but the butt needed additional care so selected minimum on the cooled seats and thought it was perfect.
Kids wanted a movie so I pressed the rear enable and gave the kids the removable remote and wireless headphones each and they were happy for a couple of hours while we listened to my favorite selection from the HDD audio system.
By the time we had reached the base of the mountain range we headed into the twisty road up to 7000 feet. This required the selection of "Sport" for the suspension to enable the more secure handling that was required.
We reached the destination town and a dog ran out in front of the car in front of me and he emergency stopped to miss the dog. CMBS decided it was time for action and quickly tightened the seat belts and braked like it should.
Needless to say, I think that the MDX is a good car but if you get the features that the MDX deserves then it becomes a great car and you will not be dissapointed.
Nice information and write up thanks. What year is your MDX and how much did you pay for the Advance and Enter with tax and destination....that's what I would like to get.
07-10-2012, 06:54 AM
#6
It's a 2010, had it from new. 20 K miles and love it, I think that it is more comfortable than my RL and has more features. Sorry I don't remember the numbers because of trade in values etc.
07-10-2012, 12:06 PM
#7
Administrator Alumnus
Thread Starter
I just went away with kids on a 250 mile trip in my Advance/Ent and thought that those of you looking into an MDX may like to hear my observations.
Lots of freeway in the car pool lane and the ACC was perfect for following the cars in front. No turning the cruise on and off as it adjusted speed to the cars as they bunched and then went up to cruising speed.
It was hot so the A/C was on auto but the butt needed additional care so selected minimum on the cooled seats and thought it was perfect.
Kids wanted a movie so I pressed the rear enable and gave the kids the removable remote and wireless headphones each and they were happy for a couple of hours while we listened to my favorite selection from the HDD audio system.
By the time we had reached the base of the mountain range we headed into the twisty road up to 7000 feet. This required the selection of "Sport" for the suspension to enable the more secure handling that was required.
We reached the destination town and a dog ran out in front of the car in front of me and he emergency stopped to miss the dog. CMBS decided it was time for action and quickly tightened the seat belts and braked like it should.
Needless to say, I think that the MDX is a good car but if you get the features that the MDX deserves then it becomes a great car and you will not be dissapointed.
Lots of freeway in the car pool lane and the ACC was perfect for following the cars in front. No turning the cruise on and off as it adjusted speed to the cars as they bunched and then went up to cruising speed.
It was hot so the A/C was on auto but the butt needed additional care so selected minimum on the cooled seats and thought it was perfect.
Kids wanted a movie so I pressed the rear enable and gave the kids the removable remote and wireless headphones each and they were happy for a couple of hours while we listened to my favorite selection from the HDD audio system.
By the time we had reached the base of the mountain range we headed into the twisty road up to 7000 feet. This required the selection of "Sport" for the suspension to enable the more secure handling that was required.
We reached the destination town and a dog ran out in front of the car in front of me and he emergency stopped to miss the dog. CMBS decided it was time for action and quickly tightened the seat belts and braked like it should.
Needless to say, I think that the MDX is a good car but if you get the features that the MDX deserves then it becomes a great car and you will not be dissapointed.
Trending Topics
07-11-2012, 10:55 PM
#8
6th Gear
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 6
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I just bought a CPO 2011 MDX with Tech/Ent. It only had 11,000 miles on it so it was pretty much brand new in my opinion for the most part. I paid $37,995 for it. I traded in my 2007 TL Type S which I had a lot of issues with.
07-15-2012, 07:15 AM
#10
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Nitin
Car Parts for Sale
4
09-30-2015 08:22 PM
