Styop05

Hello AcuraZine community,

I am in the market to sell my 2004 Acura TL Aspec, white diamond pearl with quartz interior, navigation, automatic, and has 170K miles. I know this car is a hard find so I am looking for offers that people think I can sell my car for. I really do not want to sell it but I am moving to Europe for 3 years so I kind of have to.
The car also comes with brand new shocks and springs on the side, two sets of acura rims (aspec, and stock), extra navigation screen, 23 interior bulbs, full service manual, carputer kit ready to be installed and many many more.

Can someone help me price my car. thanks for all the help guys.

Gil'sUA5

You're looking at around 7500-8k according to Kelley Blue Book (including A Spec package), miles are kinda high so dont be surprised if you get offers of 7.

paperboy42190

iTrader: (7)

having an extra set of aspec rims wont help raise the price of your car so why dont you sell them?

Gil'sUA5

^^^^ tryna get your hands on those huh? Lol i kid... OP if they are the 18x8.5 which im guessing they are, they will be extremely easy to sell on the side. Guys here on the forum search everywhere for those including me so i agree with paperboy

Styop05

are you serious, so eventhough its a rare car people still go off of kbb? thats a bummer, might as well not sell it, its a great car.
@Gil'sUA5 Yes you are correct it has high miles but I took care of this car as if it were my baby so I do not think the milage is a big problem. I have done service at the right times, did it myself and used all factory parts.

MarcoNorthPolo

That may be true, but that number, 170,000, will scare the average person off. The best case scenario is someone coming along who knows about Hondas and how bulletproof their engines are. They would be able to appreciate the time and care you took with the car. As I say, Joe Schmo who doesn't know any better could be scared off by the mileage because most domestics are falling apart by that point.

EvilVirus

iTrader: (8)

Why not just ship it overseas with you? I know it can be pricey but it is an option.

Gil'sUA5

Yup, with MOST people mileage is a deal breaker no matter the condition of the car. I bought my 05 with 135k and it was in near mint condition but since the mileage was a bit high for a 7-8 year old car i thought about it for a few minutes then ended up buying. To be honest if the mileage was at 170 i wouldnt have been interested in the car at all, and highway mileage only matters to a certain point. Theres people that say "My car is for sale it has 247k miles but its highway mileage"..... O rly? Ya dont say?! Needless to say 247k is A LOT of miles for any car under 15 years old no matter if its highway, city, or if you drove the car on air the past few years.