2008 NHP TL-S's 6MT
05-08-2013, 09:06 PM
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2008 NHP TL-S's 6MT
Check out this 2008 NBP TL-S 6MT:
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/ctd/3753397821.html
In case anyone is interested. Hard to find a 6MT TL-S.
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/ctd/3753397821.html
In case anyone is interested. Hard to find a 6MT TL-S.
Last edited by LoveMyTL-S; 05-08-2013 at 09:33 PM.
01-12-2020, 08:32 PM
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theres a used dealer selling a 2007 KPB TL-S 6 speed with 50k miles for sale for $18,999 3 miles from my house
if i expand the search to 500 mile radius for a TL-S 6spd.. this is still the only result that populates
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01-16-2020, 09:26 PM
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Mr. Detail
https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/ct...053733535.html
One available in the Dallas area. 104k miles, $8900.
One available in the Dallas area. 104k miles, $8900.
01-21-2020, 03:06 PM
#12
they're still so pricey because there's only like 10 tl-s 6 speeds available for sale nationwide whenever you search
theres a used dealer selling a 2007 KPB TL-S 6 speed with 50k miles for sale for $18,999 3 miles from my house
if i expand the search to 500 mile radius for a TL-S 6spd.. this is still the only result that populates
theres a used dealer selling a 2007 KPB TL-S 6 speed with 50k miles for sale for $18,999 3 miles from my house
if i expand the search to 500 mile radius for a TL-S 6spd.. this is still the only result that populates
I just saw one with same color combo in SF Bay for $7k with 155k and ripped up seats and cracked dash.
I like the 3G TLS, but I think they are just overpriced at that point. Am I wrong?
01-21-2020, 03:20 PM
#13
You're not.
Then again, there's a cult following for them.
There aren't many sedans on the road right now that are 20 years old
and STILL look relevant alongside the newer cars.
Add to that that you can get them with a manual transmission and well...
Demand goes up...
Then again, there's a cult following for them.
There aren't many sedans on the road right now that are 20 years old
and STILL look relevant alongside the newer cars.
Add to that that you can get them with a manual transmission and well...
Demand goes up...
01-22-2020, 06:45 PM
#14
Racer
You're not.
Then again, there's a cult following for them.
There aren't many sedans on the road right now that are 20 years old
and STILL look relevant alongside the newer cars.
Add to that that you can get them with a manual transmission and well...
Demand goes up...
Then again, there's a cult following for them.
There aren't many sedans on the road right now that are 20 years old
and STILL look relevant alongside the newer cars.
Add to that that you can get them with a manual transmission and well...
Demand goes up...
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rockstar143 (01-22-2020)
01-22-2020, 07:41 PM
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Japanese Sedans built in Ohio, I might add...
whenever the good ole boys at work would be like, g'damn rice burners...
I'm like STFU, my car gave Americans jobs!
I agree, though...base or type S...the manual specifically is something special.
I'm telling you...I had a CTS-V and I also have an S4 DSG...quick, fast, power...
but today driving home in the TL-S I had a friggin smile on my face doing my little
blip downshifts to 4th back up to 6th to pass people on the US27.
whenever the good ole boys at work would be like, g'damn rice burners...
I'm like STFU, my car gave Americans jobs!
I agree, though...base or type S...the manual specifically is something special.
I'm telling you...I had a CTS-V and I also have an S4 DSG...quick, fast, power...
but today driving home in the TL-S I had a friggin smile on my face doing my little
blip downshifts to 4th back up to 6th to pass people on the US27.
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