Rare 6 Speed 2010 Acura Tl Sh-awd Sedan 4-door 3.7l on 2040-cars
Somerset, New Jersey, United States
This is a pretty rare 6 speed manual transmission Acura TL SH-AWD with the technology package. Black on black with tints (put on by the previous owner). I bought this car from Bridgewater Acura in NJ as a certified preowned vehicle with just under 10k miles on it. I bought this car to make a weekly commute from Hoboken, NJ to Woburn, MA (near Boston). After a few months of doing that I took a new job in the city and haven't been using this car much anymore. Right now I only use it one or two weekends a month when I have a specific need for a car. I'm in no rush to sell it. If I don't get the price I'm looking for I may just hold on to it and start parking it out here in the city area. Car is in excellent mechanical condition and has low milage. None of the buttons, instruments, or compartments inside have any issues or even show signs of wear. The only cosmetic blemishes are outside as described above. Oil and differential fluid changed about 200-300 miles ago along with a full mechanical inspection that checked out ok. Title is clear and in hand (i.e. there are no loans on this car, I fully own it). I am currently parking the car at my friends place so I can only arrange to be there to show the car on the weekends or holidays. If you want to test drive the car I will need the deductible for my insurance ($1000) prior to you driving it. The money will be returned to you after the test drive assuming you don't crash or damage the car. I'm also willing to give you a ride in it if you don't want to bring the money to cover the deductible. Feel free to message me with any questions. |
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