2004 Acura Tsx 6-speed Manual! Rare! on 2040-cars
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
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Don't buy from a dealer or used car lot! I'm not going to charge you any filing, service or document fees. I will, however, be able to give you actual information about the history of this car. Try getting that service at a used car lot! Here are some details: ---------- 2004 Acura TSX, Nighthawk Black Pearl exterior, tan leather interior with wood-grain accents, 6 speed manual transmission, 6 CD changer, moonroof, 17" alloy rims, stability control, traction control, remote keyless entry, alarm, front heated seats, HID headlights, power windows, power side mirrors, power door locks, 8-way power driver seat, cruise control, tilt, ABS, dual-climate A/C, heat, fold-down rear seats, 8-speaker component audio system Want some more pictures? Send me a message and I'll give you a Dropbox link with lots more. History: ---------- This car has been garage-kept and babied for the near 4 years I've owned it. No accidents. Extremely reliable car. Oil changed with full synthetic every 4,000 miles. Compressor failed recently, so the entire A/C system was replaced just to ensure no floating metal pieces would ruin the new compressor. New battery replaced in March, 2013. K&N lifetime air filter installed Feb. 2011, New throttle position sensor and front door lock actuators (these fail on nearly all TSXs). New starter as of December 2013. Probably 55,000 miles left on the front tires and 40,000 left on the rear tires (60,000 mile warranty on front tires w/ roadside assistance, included in glove box). Nothing else besides normal maintenance and preventative maintenance has been required on this car. Side note: the engine uses a timing chain instead of belt, so it doesn't need replacing. How can a car look so good?! ---------- I use Meguiar's Mirror Glaze 105 and 205 polish with a dual action polisher and Meguiar's 21 Mirror Glaze Synthetic Sealant 2.0 to keep this car looking new. People are so surprised when I tell them what year this car is--they usually guess it's around a 2010. Why I'm selling: ---------- I would love to keep this car, but my wife can't drive a manual transmission. I'm definitely staying with Acura or Honda after my experience with this car, though. |
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