Acura: CSX news **2012 Information (page 7)**
10-18-2005 | 10:43 PM
#44
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From Club EL:
Base TSX costs only $34,900 here. I know I'm not going to pay $33k for a 155hp navi Civic with shift paddles.
Touring $25,350 MSRP
Civic based body
2.0 IVTEC DOHC
155HP @6000rpm
139lbs/ft @4500rpm
9.3L/100km
5 nut - 16" split 5 spoke rims
205/55/16 tires - sorry forgot the brand
MP3 6speaker 160 watt stereo
silver handles
cloth interior
sunroof - 1 touch open
turn signals in mirrors
power everything
same steering 3 spoke wheel from the 06 Honda Civic Coupe w/ audio controls
Front and side Airbag
EBS
5Sp manual/auto
Twin chrome tipped exhaust
+ all the fixings you would find in an 06 Civic Sedan ie, dash, gauges, door panels etc
Front end looks "TSXish"
Premium MSRP $33,050
for close to a whopping 8K you get added:\
Heat front seats
Leather
Navigation system (that talks to you!) - go to Honda USA to see what it looks like
CD Changer
Shift Paddles behind the steering wheel (the car was an auto)
HID lights
Civic based body
2.0 IVTEC DOHC
155HP @6000rpm
139lbs/ft @4500rpm
9.3L/100km
5 nut - 16" split 5 spoke rims
205/55/16 tires - sorry forgot the brand
MP3 6speaker 160 watt stereo
silver handles
cloth interior
sunroof - 1 touch open
turn signals in mirrors
power everything
same steering 3 spoke wheel from the 06 Honda Civic Coupe w/ audio controls
Front and side Airbag
EBS
5Sp manual/auto
Twin chrome tipped exhaust
+ all the fixings you would find in an 06 Civic Sedan ie, dash, gauges, door panels etc
Front end looks "TSXish"
Premium MSRP $33,050
for close to a whopping 8K you get added:\
Heat front seats
Leather
Navigation system (that talks to you!) - go to Honda USA to see what it looks like
CD Changer
Shift Paddles behind the steering wheel (the car was an auto)
HID lights
10-19-2005 | 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by dom
$33,050 
Then again considering at AT TSX with nav is $40K is not that much of a strecth. But I'm guessing thet won't sell many at that price.
Then again considering at AT TSX with nav is $40K is not that much of a strecth. But I'm guessing thet won't sell many at that price.
Also, note that they say "the car was an auto". That means that you can subtract another $1k for the automatic transmission/shift paddles if you so desire. $29k, sounds good to me.
You're right though, they won't sell very many with Nav. Well maybe they might? I can't think of another car in that price range where Nav is available, since it's not on the Accord or Civic in Canada.
Last edited by youngTL; 10-19-2005 at 11:05 PM.
10-21-2005 | 06:34 AM
#48
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Over 200,000 km, a CSX might use something like $4,000 less fuel than a TSX. I haven't gone back to get all the stats, but I've just started thinking about a CSX as an alternative to a planned TSX purchase, and have been looking at RSX data as an indication of CSX performance. The RSX engine can use regular fuel - that's $.10/L less than premium, and it uses, let's say, 10% less fuel than a TSX. I can't wait a couple of years for the 6-spd version, which I'm guessing will come, but I can understand why the 06 won't have it.
10-24-2005 | 02:49 AM
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A REAL picture of the preproduction CSX, taken by someone at a dealer event or something. Mods please add the fact there's a photo to the title.
http://forums.clubel.ca/showthread.php?t=16140
http://forums.clubel.ca/showthread.php?t=16140
10-24-2005 | 11:47 AM
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I assume the CSX will be built in Alliston, ON -- along side the Civic? Or will it be imported from Japan? I think the former is true (sorry, I didn't read every post in this thread).
I was looking at the CSX for the GF next yr when she needs a car. Maybe a TSX, Accord, or base IS250. Interesting ...
I was looking at the CSX for the GF next yr when she needs a car. Maybe a TSX, Accord, or base IS250. Interesting ...
11-01-2005 | 10:15 PM
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11-04-2005 | 07:08 PM
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11-04-2005 | 07:13 PM
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If you register you can see more pics. Interior is pretty much the same except for the Acura badge on the streering wheel, auto climate under the nav screen-basically the civic hybird interior and jdm civic exterior...
.../forums/showthread.php?t=63037
.../forums/showthread.php?t=63037
Last edited by heyitsme; 11-04-2005 at 07:18 PM.
11-05-2005 | 10:38 PM
#68
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Originally Posted by MSZ
Hey, this is Canada we are talking about. And car like this sells.
11-05-2005 | 11:16 PM
#69
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Originally Posted by TypeSAddict
but it just seems like a step backward if Acura wants to play with the big boys. If they don't, then the entire Acura establishment seems superfluous to begin with.
11-07-2005 | 11:29 AM
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My dad loves his Civic and thinks it's a great car for him, but he really wants leather and HID lights. So this car is perfect for him. I'm sure there are many more people like him.
Honestly, this car is not about Acura's image, it's about giving a high-volume vehicle for Acura dealerships. Imagine if they suddently cut out one of their highest-selling models, I'm sure dealers would be majorly p1ssed.
Honestly, this car is not about Acura's image, it's about giving a high-volume vehicle for Acura dealerships. Imagine if they suddently cut out one of their highest-selling models, I'm sure dealers would be majorly p1ssed.
11-07-2005 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Belzebutt
My dad loves his Civic and thinks it's a great car for him, but he really wants leather and HID lights. So this car is perfect for him. I'm sure there are many more people like him.
Honestly, this car is not about Acura's image, it's about giving a high-volume vehicle for Acura dealerships. Imagine if they suddently cut out one of their highest-selling models, I'm sure dealers would be majorly p1ssed.
Honestly, this car is not about Acura's image, it's about giving a high-volume vehicle for Acura dealerships. Imagine if they suddently cut out one of their highest-selling models, I'm sure dealers would be majorly p1ssed.
11-07-2005 | 01:08 PM
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ya, I'm starting to change my mind about the whole EL/CSX thing. I think this car works in the Canadian market - especially now since they've upped the hp to 160ish and included xenons and the navi option.
I could definitely see myself in one of these. It's certainly not as sporty as a TSX, but as a daily driver, it has many of the creature comforts and is economical in terms of mpg.
I could definitely see myself in one of these. It's certainly not as sporty as a TSX, but as a daily driver, it has many of the creature comforts and is economical in terms of mpg.
11-07-2005 | 02:19 PM
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Pricing Info
Touring - $25,800
Premium - $28,100
Premium NAVI - $30,800
I'm positive on the Touring and Premium NAVI prices, the Premium one might be off a little bit (quick conversation rather than mis-information.)
Seems pretty good, and right where I thought it would be.
Touring - $25,800
Premium - $28,100
Premium NAVI - $30,800
I'm positive on the Touring and Premium NAVI prices, the Premium one might be off a little bit (quick conversation rather than mis-information.)
Seems pretty good, and right where I thought it would be.
11-07-2005 | 03:53 PM
#74
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Originally Posted by Professor Gascan
Pricing Info
Touring - $25,800
Premium - $28,100
Premium NAVI - $30,800
Touring - $25,800
Premium - $28,100
Premium NAVI - $30,800
11-07-2005 | 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by MSZ
So its not $33k for the navi the first time we heard from those guys at ToV. They are going to sell a lot of CSXs up here in
Can't wait to get one as a courtesy vehicle when my car's in the shop!
11-07-2005 | 05:12 PM
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Official price for 2006 CSX
Touring 5MT $25400
Touring 5AT $26700
Premium 5MT $28100
Premium 5AT $29400
Navi 5MT $30600
Navi 5AT $31900
Official price for 2006 TSX
TSX 6MT $35900
TSX 5AT $37200
TSX Navi 6MT $38700
TSX Navi 5MT $40000
This is OFFICIAL!
Touring 5MT $25400
Touring 5AT $26700
Premium 5MT $28100
Premium 5AT $29400
Navi 5MT $30600
Navi 5AT $31900
Official price for 2006 TSX
TSX 6MT $35900
TSX 5AT $37200
TSX Navi 6MT $38700
TSX Navi 5MT $40000
This is OFFICIAL!
11-08-2005 | 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by 05TLMAN
Official price for 2006 CSX
Touring 5MT $25400
Touring 5AT $26700
Premium 5MT $28100
Premium 5AT $29400
Navi 5MT $30600
Navi 5AT $31900
Official price for 2006 TSX
TSX 6MT $35900
TSX 5AT $37200
TSX Navi 6MT $38700
TSX Navi 5MT $40000
This is OFFICIAL!
Touring 5MT $25400
Touring 5AT $26700
Premium 5MT $28100
Premium 5AT $29400
Navi 5MT $30600
Navi 5AT $31900
Official price for 2006 TSX
TSX 6MT $35900
TSX 5AT $37200
TSX Navi 6MT $38700
TSX Navi 5MT $40000
This is OFFICIAL!
11-08-2005 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 05TLMAN
How do you post an image? I scaned the spec sheets at the end of the catalog but I don't know how to put it up for you guys. Help!
Go to this thread.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24736