got a TSX and it's WEAK!
I think the 6-speed TSX is about as a 3.0 CL, maybe slightly slower, but about as fast. It's basically a Honda Accord......that the Europeans and Japanese get. I think it's a nice car, but overpriced. I think the car should be sold at around $24-25k at the most. $28-29k is too much.
Originally posted by nalaree007
I think the 6-speed TSX is about as a 3.0 CL, maybe slightly slower, but about as fast. It's basically a Honda Accord......that the Europeans and Japanese get. I think it's a nice car, but overpriced. I think the car should be sold at around $24-25k at the most. $28-29k is too much.
I think the 6-speed TSX is about as a 3.0 CL, maybe slightly slower, but about as fast. It's basically a Honda Accord......that the Europeans and Japanese get. I think it's a nice car, but overpriced. I think the car should be sold at around $24-25k at the most. $28-29k is too much.
That's 200 on a good day. When testers get a car. The factory usually give them ones coming off the assembly line that were made with low tolerances. Ones that have been QC'ed pretty stringently. Everyday cars rolling off the assembly line will have flaws and higher tolerance gaps and QC that are more slack. So the average cars on the dealer lot will not be as tight as the ones given to automobile tester and evaluators.....Basically they are given the cream of the crop....200 on a good day.
Originally posted by damond
That's 200 on a good day. When testers get a car. The factory usually give them ones coming off the assembly line that were made with low tolerances. Ones that have been QC'ed pretty stringently. Everyday cars rolling off the assembly line will have flaws and higher tolerance gaps and QC that are more slack. So the average cars on the dealer lot will not be as tight as the ones given to automobile tester and evaluators.....Basically they are given the cream of the crop....200 on a good day.
That's 200 on a good day. When testers get a car. The factory usually give them ones coming off the assembly line that were made with low tolerances. Ones that have been QC'ed pretty stringently. Everyday cars rolling off the assembly line will have flaws and higher tolerance gaps and QC that are more slack. So the average cars on the dealer lot will not be as tight as the ones given to automobile tester and evaluators.....Basically they are given the cream of the crop....200 on a good day.
You gotta expect the service cost is going to be high if you get other stuff done along side the timing belt change.
Why didn't u find a 10% coupon or something. They usually have them if you ask. Think I got mine changed for $580 a while back.
Why didn't u find a 10% coupon or something. They usually have them if you ask. Think I got mine changed for $580 a while back.
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