2006 Acura Mdx Touring Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Saint Johns, Florida, United States
Purchased from Hanania Acura of Orange Park one year ago when I moved to the area from out of state and needed a car real quick. I love this SUV. It is quiet, smooth, powerful, and very, very comfortable. Non-smoking owners in the past, including me. The car has no unusual smells or stains from leaks. In fact, it has kept a very pleasant scent since I bought it! Everything works except for the bluetooth connection for the cell phone. I use an aftermarket hands-free bluetooth instead.
The tires have plenty of tread and even more important, Acura of Orange Park replaced the timing belt already. This engine will go for thousands of miles more reliably. If you read the reviews of this particular model, Consumer Reports rates it a best buy for a used SUV. Photos show the second row seat down, and then the third row seat up and the storage behind it. Seats seven comfortably. Includes all-weather floor-mats for front, back and cargo area. I am selling it because we need a more robust off-road vehicle, such as a 4Runner or Land Rover. Otherwise, it would stay garaged as it has every day since I bought it. Wells Fargo lien holder. If you need it shipped, we can arrange that after payment. Kelley Blue Book for this area, mileage, and condition is over $12,000. |
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