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Old 03-23-2007, 11:39 PM
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Used RDX Tech Pricing

Hello Everyone,

Great site you have here. We've learned a lot reading through the forum and now we need some advice. We're expecting our first child and are planning on going down to one car since we work from home now. The RDX seems perfect for us but we're trying to spend as little as possible because we won't be driving that much, but safety is a big concern with the little one on the way. So we've been looking into "program" cars. I know Acura has a different name for them. We've come across a few and I thought I'd solicit some opinions as to what you feel the going rate for one of these would be in the Chicagoland Area. I honestly am not sure where to even start negotiating for a used car. Thanks!!

Chris and Tammy

Here it is, I know the VIN# makes it very early.

[IMG]www.chrisandtammy.us/rdx1.jpg[/IMG]

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Mileage: 8,591
Engine: 2.3L 4 cyl
Exterior: Black
Interior: Ebony
Stock Number: P3405
VIN: 5J8TB18567A000183
$33,991
Old 03-24-2007, 08:20 AM
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34k... That is the price for new Tech models with NO miles.

You can get a better deal, or you should go with a new one for the same price...
Old 03-24-2007, 09:31 AM
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That price is too high. We're just trying to decide what would be a reasonable offer for it. What would you offer?

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Old 03-24-2007, 10:05 AM
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Wow, that is the 183rd RDX made. Interesting. I'd give 30 or 31 for it. If they balk, I'd just matter-of-factly say, "Well, it's a used car." And then walk out. And keep walking if they don't acquiesce.
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I agree with Pacer...I'd go 30 and see what they come back with.
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not only that but if you are going to finance... you'll get a better rate on a new one...

i'd say go for the new one and get the better rate...

but if you are stuck on this one, i would say 30 is what you are aiming for....
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Sounds like 30 is the consensus. Thanks for your opinions. We will be financing part of the purchase, but we have 2 cars to trade and some money to add so I don't think the lower rate would make an enormous difference.

Thanks again everyone!

Chris and Tammy
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