How long will my TSX last?
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How long will my TSX last?
I have a 2009 TSX with 139,000 Miles on it. There have been no significant issues with it and it works just fine. How long do these cars typically? My concern is that I don’t want to drive into the ground and then not be able to sell it for very much money. In other words, should I quit while I’m ahead and sell now?
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Midnight Mystery (10-07-2022)
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I have a 2009 TSX with 139,000 Miles on it. There have been no significant issues with it and it works just fine. How long do these cars typically? My concern is that I don’t want to drive into the ground and then not be able to sell it for very much money. In other words, should I quit while I’m ahead and sell now?
you have an awesome car that is worth $7k-11k.
hate to break it to you; $7k would be a down payment for a vehicle that you're likely to finance for around $30k.
How in the world is that making money or breaking even?
Hint; it's not.
you are better off driving that vehicle to the ground 200 million miles later.
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2010 with a 135K on it and it's riding great with no major issues (just got hit and got the paint fixed). But I do plan on possibly getting a new car next Spring. While my car was in the shop I had a 2017 Mustang convertible that had 20K on it. I hated how small it was and it didn't ride particularly great, but I loved all the new tech features (Apple Car play being the best). It really has me itching for a new set of wheels. I already have a buyer for my car as he wants it for his daughter. So at least I know it will be taken care of. I would think you should be able to get 200K minimum on it. This car is built very well.
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I'm still surprised to see that the manual versions of the CU2 is normal to have a clutch replaced at ~100K. More so, how difficult it is to have it replaced. I dread the day that I have to bring it into the dealer for a clutch problem. I wouldn't be surprised if it is ~$2,500+ to have the clutch replaced at the dealer.
#11
On a 2nd gen TSX? The entire subframe needs to be dropped. What a deal on labor, I paid about that to have the radiator replaced on a stupid turbo Subaru.
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it has already depreciated to $7-11k.
you have an awesome car that is worth $7k-11k.
hate to break it to you; $7k would be a down payment for a vehicle that you're likely to finance for around $30k.
How in the world is that making money or breaking even?
Hint; it's not.
you are better off driving that vehicle to the ground 200 million miles later.
you have an awesome car that is worth $7k-11k.
hate to break it to you; $7k would be a down payment for a vehicle that you're likely to finance for around $30k.
How in the world is that making money or breaking even?
Hint; it's not.
you are better off driving that vehicle to the ground 200 million miles later.
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is it manual it better be manual
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justnspace (12-11-2017)
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Very nice looking car. You can admire it every time you drive by it in the dealer's service bay while driving your TSX.
OTOH, maybe they've fixed some of the issues and you'll actually make it to the first oil change before bits fall off.
OTOH, maybe they've fixed some of the issues and you'll actually make it to the first oil change before bits fall off.