TSX purchase, to be or not to be??
#1
TSX purchase, to be or not to be??
I have been interested in upgrading my 2006 TL to something newer for a while. Since I love Acura I wanted to either get a TL or a TSX. Since the TL exterior is hideous, I decided I am going to get a TSX. I have a dealership willing to sell me an 09' TSX-tech with 29000 miles on it for $25,000 out the door. That includes all the taxes, fees, etc. They are also going to pay off my 06' TL with 85000 miles on it, I owe 12,500 on it. Deal or No Deal?!?!?
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
#4
I went to KBB.com and looked up an 06 TL with 85k miles on it and it and i would say they are not giving you a good deal on the trade. I think you should try and get 14 or more for it.
I dont think the 09 tech with 29k is such a great deal either IMO.
I dont think the 09 tech with 29k is such a great deal either IMO.
#5
Surprisingly, I do not care about power at all. Do you think this is a good price? I think its pretty good considering its a tech with low miles.
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#7
I have tried to sell it twice on Autotrader and I cannot get anyone to bite at all. It is very strange, I figured I could get about $15,000 or so for my car but I guess when it gets this many miles you can't get a lot for it. I actually have it on Autotrader again right now.
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#9
Did you put anything down, or have a decent trade in? I know, I was shocked when I saw how high these cards hold their value. $29,500 for a 10' Tech is good, but just a little out of my price range.
#10
I think you could do a little better. Remember, even though it's an 09, it was released 4/24/08, so there is more depreciation there than meets the eye, ya know?
#11
Looking on KBB or MSN or any of those other sites say its around $29,000. Im paying $23,000 for the car, then taxes etc. put it right around $25,000 out the door.
#12
new TSXs usually have great incentives and most of us paid around 29k (31k OTD) for brand new TECH models, so im not too thrilled with the deal you are getting. For a few more grand you could get a brand new one without any mile stigma...idk
#13
Just looking at a couple of brand new techs I saw they were about $32k, so I was looking around $34-35k out the door. So I would be saving roughly $10k from the research that I have done. I really wanted to stay around the same payments as I had for my 06 TL, which was $360 a month.
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I have been interested in upgrading my 2006 TL to something newer for a while. Since I love Acura I wanted to either get a TL or a TSX. Since the TL exterior is hideous, I decided I am going to get a TSX. I have a dealership willing to sell me an 09' TSX-tech with 29000 miles on it for $25,000 out the door. That includes all the taxes, fees, etc. They are also going to pay off my 06' TL with 85000 miles on it, I owe 12,500 on it. Deal or No Deal?!?!?
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
And no deal on the '09 for $25,000, that's kind of ridiculous even if it's OTD. I think you should wait because the market sucks right now, or push a lil harder.
#16
$25,000 means the car was 23,000 then taxes and such push it to 25k. I have been looking everywhere for the past 6 months or so and I cannot find anywhere with a better deal, not that I have found in central Florida.
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#19
I put down $15K and my payment is roughly $290/mo for 5 years, though I plan to start double-paying when work (damn creative industry) picks up.
Being that your current car is worth a good amount you could probably secure the same or similar deal, just food for thought.
Matt
Being that your current car is worth a good amount you could probably secure the same or similar deal, just food for thought.
Matt
#20
I put down $15K and my payment is roughly $290/mo for 5 years, though I plan to start double-paying when work (damn creative industry) picks up.
Being that your current car is worth a good amount you could probably secure the same or similar deal, just food for thought.
Matt
Being that your current car is worth a good amount you could probably secure the same or similar deal, just food for thought.
Matt
Thanks for all your comments on both my threads, I value your input.
#21
Agree. Funny that a slight change to the front grille makes the car look totally different. I'm still not sold on the taillights, but all things considered, the 2012 TL is a significant improvement over the 2009-2011's
#22
Did you get your TL new? If so, that's another reason to get a new TSX. I mean, it's 2011, and you still owe 12k on a TL.
#23
[QUOTE=MrOtocinclus;12971551]No offense, but having read this thread it seems to me like you'd be better off buying a new TSX, if your main concern is monthly payments. I am sure a dealer would be happy to work out the same monthly payment for you on a new TSX. As KillerG said, it would only be a few grand more, and you're stretching out your payments anyway, so...
Did you get your TL new? If so, that's another reason to get a new TSX. I mean, it's 2011, and you still owe 12k on a TL.[/QUOTE
There is no dealership that I know that is going to let me pay $360 a month for a new TSX. I would have to be at 84 months or higher, that is just too much for me. If you find one that will let me buy a '11 TSX TECH for $380 a month let me know. No I bought my TL used in 08' for $22k I think.
Did you get your TL new? If so, that's another reason to get a new TSX. I mean, it's 2011, and you still owe 12k on a TL.[/QUOTE
There is no dealership that I know that is going to let me pay $360 a month for a new TSX. I would have to be at 84 months or higher, that is just too much for me. If you find one that will let me buy a '11 TSX TECH for $380 a month let me know. No I bought my TL used in 08' for $22k I think.
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No offense, but having read this thread it seems to me like you'd be better off buying a new TSX, if your main concern is monthly payments. I am sure a dealer would be happy to work out the same monthly payment for you on a new TSX. As KillerG said, it would only be a few grand more, and you're stretching out your payments anyway, so...
Did you get your TL new? If so, that's another reason to get a new TSX. I mean, it's 2011, and you still owe 12k on a TL.
Did you get your TL new? If so, that's another reason to get a new TSX. I mean, it's 2011, and you still owe 12k on a TL.
I see posts like this all the time on various forums and you really need to separate out your costs to determine if you are getting a good deal. What are they offering to sell the car for without various fees and add-ons? What are they offering for trade? What are the various fees, taxes, etc. and are they reasonable and accurate?
It is not fiscally responsible to just look at payment. Any dealer can get you a payment but what does it look like? Make sound financial decisions not emotional ones.
Buying a car is an emotional experience, you need to remove the emotion from the deal.
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Plus you will get a much better interest rate on a new one.
I see posts like this all the time on various forums and you really need to separate out your costs to determine if you are getting a good deal. What are they offering to sell the car for without various fees and add-ons? What are they offering for trade? What are the various fees, taxes, etc. and are they reasonable and accurate?
It is not fiscally responsible to just look at payment. Any dealer can get you a payment but what does it look like? Make sound financial decisions not emotional ones.
Buying a car is an emotional experience, you need to remove the emotion from the deal.
I see posts like this all the time on various forums and you really need to separate out your costs to determine if you are getting a good deal. What are they offering to sell the car for without various fees and add-ons? What are they offering for trade? What are the various fees, taxes, etc. and are they reasonable and accurate?
It is not fiscally responsible to just look at payment. Any dealer can get you a payment but what does it look like? Make sound financial decisions not emotional ones.
Buying a car is an emotional experience, you need to remove the emotion from the deal.
$393 for 72 months
put 2k down $351 for 72 months
put 2k down $415 for 60 months.
Which one would you choose?
#27
NONE. Dude, you're looking at a bum deal. I bought out my '09 off the lease with 19k on the odometer for $21.5k and got financing through my bank at 3.59% for 48 months.
Used car market is extremely inflated right now. I suggest buying new if you can...
Used car market is extremely inflated right now. I suggest buying new if you can...
#28
Was that OTD or was that before tag etc.
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#31
Most banks wont even do 84 months, also Im not financing 30k. At 2.49% I am just over 27k with interest and everything and that's if I keep it for 72 months. With the amount of miles I drive it will hold its value pretty good. It's interesting because I went to the thread of the members posting what they paid for their TSX Tech and almost none of them paid $25k otd. Everyone paid more than that. Yet it seems that everyone is telling me not to do the deal.
#32
Has anyone bought a TSX recently? Im hoping to get 32,000 w/ tech, unfortunately I cant wait since I dont have a car and need a car before I start working.
Anyone have any suggestions for negotiating with the dealer considering the car shortage?
Anyone have any suggestions for negotiating with the dealer considering the car shortage?
#33
The best tactic is to wait, but if that's not in the cards for you, it comes down to just how bad you want the car. It may just be wiser to just step away. (How long can you possibly wait? One week? One month?)
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#37
Well I sign the deal tomorrow, here is the final word. 2009 TSX-tech, 30,000 miles, lifetime powertrain warranty from the dealer, gap insurance, getting it delivered to Orlando from dealership tomorrow, full tank of gas upon arrival, 2.49% apr, 0 down, $25k otd.
Thanks for everyone's input, I appreciate it. I will post pics once I get it.
Thanks for everyone's input, I appreciate it. I will post pics once I get it.
#38
I start work on the 13th of June. The dealer I talked to said the Internet price was 32900 before taxes. I would think an extra 900 off wouldn't be too hard to negotiate but again with the current market who knows. In the past month they have only sold 1 of the techs they had, and considering how the economy is doing they might be willing. I guess I'll find out soon enough when I get back from Europe.
#40
Well I sign the deal tomorrow, here is the final word. 2009 TSX-tech, 30,000 miles, lifetime powertrain warranty from the dealer, gap insurance, getting it delivered to Orlando from dealership tomorrow, full tank of gas upon arrival, 2.49% apr, 0 down, $25k otd.
Thanks for everyone's input, I appreciate it. I will post pics once I get it.
Thanks for everyone's input, I appreciate it. I will post pics once I get it.