xUptown

An 04 black TL with navigation and around 135,000 miles for $10,900? I took a test drive and everything felt nice and smooth, but I'm still gonna get a Carfax.

I'm going back tomorrow, is there anything I should look out for?

txTL1019

that is a crap load of miles man. idk if i would buy any car with that amount of miles no matter what the price is.

if u are patient, there are better deals out there. u just have to wait and be patient. i just bought my 2nd TL for $15000 with 60k miles, aspec body kit, aspec wheels and new suspension with new tires.

jeowen

would not pull the trigger on it

xUptown

Yeah, its alot of miles. The thing is I only have around $11-12,000 to spend. I was originally looking around for an RSX but ran into this so I just wanted to see if I should jump on the deal or not.

VQPower37

if u r deciding between this car and an rsx ... go for the tl if all the services have been done on time, and you can verify it with records, i dont c why it should be a problem and i would get it for like 10k if possible ...

jeowen

my advice would be to spend (finance) a couple K more, to get one with perhaps 20-40k less miles. General rule is for every thousand you finance its an extra 20 bucks a month, so for an extra $40 a month, perhaps you can find one with 60-80K on it-

yiujai86

This is mission control. We have a no go. I repeat, no go.

Elegant TYPE S

iTrader: (2)

04 Had tranny problems. So I'm not neccessarily against buying a high mileage TL, but I'd double think the purchase of an 04 though. They say that it was corrected it with 05, but to be safe I'd go with an 06 and up if I had to buy a high mileage TL.

alexSU

iTrader: (3)

I would stay away. The prices itself may seem attractive...oh damn a TL for $10K...but it's not! Look harder or consider spending about another $1-2K for a much better deal.

AnthraciteAspec

iTrader: (6)

Talk em down more. Try and get it for under 10k.

And if its an auto look for any hesitation or stuttering during light acceleration.

candrews

at the least i would also verify that some of the expensive service (timing belt) have been done as well.

Steven Bell

iTrader: (2)

Uptown, walk from this car. You'll be able to find a better TL with less than 100,00+ miles. Patience Grasshopper!

bukjoe15

iTrader: (1)

i think its a good deal, But sellers that sell cars set price high so it can be knocked down anyways, so you can probilly ge tit for 9k if you are good enough. last year i sold my 96 honda civic hatch back for 9500, with stock donuts! and sold the rims for 800! so i douno. if you can talk them down a good amount i would say it is a good deal.

apnorm

iTrader: (3)

I love my TL but like most responses, I would say no due to the miles.

xUptown

Well I decided to listen to you guys and look for a better deal. I just bought a silver one with no navi for $10,000. It has around 108,000 miles on it.

He originally wanted $10,900 but I talked him down to $10,000. Cars in great condition too.

Steven Bell

iTrader: (2)

Uptown, just be really careful-you've got a car with a lot of miles on it. I hope you were able to get the engine checked out first-before you put down your hard earned cash. Yes, it's technically a Honda-yes, it will run for a long time. But di you really upgrade from the original TL you were looking at? Just be sure the engine is in good shape-timing chain, etc.

eaglestorm54

i wud say stay away from it. if you can get together a couple more grand for a lower mileage car that would be better. remember be patient..unless u absolutely need a car right now

niNhtEndo

nice