2005 Acura Mdx Touring Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Pittsville, Maryland, United States
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Up for sale is a 2005 Acura Mdx Touring model with the 3.5L Acura V6 engine with 5spd automatic transmission in great condition. The Touring model is the optioned out model and this MDX is LOADED. Acura Navigation, Onstar, Rain sensing wipers, Auto headlights, Power seats w/ memory, Cd player/changer, XM satellite radio, Back up Camera, Rear Climate control, 3rd Row seating, Rear Subwoofer, Power Moonroof, Power Windows, Heated Seats, 4wd and Auto Climate Control.
The Exterior Walkaround: Overall the exterior is an 8 out of 10 for a vehicle that's nearly 10 yrs old. A few minor dents and dings are present and the vehicle has light surface scratches on several doors. The rear bumper has scuffs and some dents from a light rear bump with a sharp object. From 10 feet away these imperfections are difficult to see. All painted surfaces match, panel gaps are aligned and all doors open and close with ease. Options/Mechanical info: Overall a 9.5 out of 10. This MDX has no oil leaks, the transmission shifts great and the fluid is red, not burnt. All of the fluids, Transmission, brake, coolant and the Rear Differential fluid has been serviced in the past 15k miles. The tires are nearly new, as are the brakes. The Timing belt was just changed as well. Mechanically, a used car doesnt get any better that this. A short service history is available on the carfax report to confirm some of these repairs. The Air Conditioning blows cold and 4wd works as it should as well. The Test drive: This vehicle starts quickly, has great power and stops great without any abnormal noises or concerns. There are no dash lights on during driving and the transmission shifts just like it should. The steering wheel is free of any odd vibration and the suspension soaks up bumps as it should. The tires aren't noisy at all and show a nice even wear pattern. There are no interior rattles or interior noises that need addressing. The Audio unit works great and XM is also working as it should. The heater and air conditioning works great as well. Cruise control works perfectly as do all power seats, mirrors and auto features. This vehicle is a turn key used car that needs no major or minor repairs to make it roadworthy or safe. Known Issues: There are 2 known issues that are minor. The driver side seat heater is either slow to heat up or doesn't work at all. The passenger side seat heater works great. The bluetooth handsfree link doesn't seem to work all that well. This is a feature that is part of the Navigation system. I haven't use it extensively but believe its malfunctioning so I stopped using it. The carfax report shows passenger side front damage at some time during this vehicles' life. All the other Acura VIN stickers are present on all other body panels beside the passenger front fender. Items included: This vehicle comes with the radio/navigation security PIN card (a must have in case of needed repairs), all factory OEM Acura floor mats and OEM Acura Roof rack and Crossbars. I purchased this vehicle to replace an older Toyota Sequoia but have decided to sell this Acura instead. AUCTION TERMS: MUST READ AND AGREE BEFORE BIDDING/MAKING OFFER I reserve the right to cancel bids, end the auction early and refuse buyers for bad feedback. Any payment forms, check, cashiers check and cash will need to be verified by my bank before the title is given to the buyer. Any local or state inspections will be the responsibility of the buyer. I reside in Maryland and do believe that this Acura would pass Md state inspection. There is no reason that it wouldn't. If you reside in Maryland and would like the vehicle inspected prior to sale please CONTACT ME first before making an offer or bidding. It is the buyers responsibility to secure proper funds before making offers or bidding on this vehicle. If you don't have proper funds secured by your bank or cash in hand DO NOT BID/MAKE OFFERS. Shipping/Vehicle Delivery The winning buyer is fully responsible for any pickup/shipping of the vehicle. I am willing to delivery this vehicle up to 50 miles one way to the buyer if needed. Please confirm any arrangements for pickup/delivery prior to winning this auction. If there is any question, contact me first. |
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