2006 Black Acura Rsx Base Auto 89k W/ Mods on 2040-cars
Ellicott City, Maryland, United States
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This is a well loved car with ~89,000 miles and in mechanically excellent condition. The oil has been changed every 5000 miles and it has been regularly serviced. The interior is black leather and has been maintained in good condition. The exhaust modifications gives this car a rich, deep note. It is a reliable, fun, and beautiful car. The only option offered from the factory for base model RSXs was leather seating. This car has black leather seats in flawless condition. This RSX is equipped with a LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System (~$695). If the car is ever stolen, LoJack allows the police to track the car and recover it. They claim a 90% recovery rate. The following modifications have been installed on the car: AEM V2 Intake $250 Buddy Club Pro Spec catback exhaust $400 Debadged 'RSX' and 'Acura' on the rear of the car Enkei 17x9 +35 RPF1 wheels with 215/45/17 tires with 20% tread left $1,000 8000k HID lowbeams $50 Kenwood aftermarket radio $80 Progress coilovers $1200 Progress 24mm rear sway bar $220 Progress 27mm front sway bar $150 Rear spoiler delete SPC front and rear camber kits $180 Tail light rewire All of these modifications are currently installed on the car. I also have all of the stock parts (exhaust, intake, wheels, springs/shocks, etc.) and I am happy to give them to you without additional charge, if you like. At the moment I don't have a spoiler on the car, however I do have two spoilers that I will include - the OEM base spoiler in addition to the A-spec wing. There is no negative reason that I'm getting rid of the car, simply that I am interested in getting a different car. I've put more than 4 grand in modifications to this car - and comparing my price to a 'good' kbb value of ~$9300, this is a steal. This RSX is a beautiful, fun, and reliable car. I will continue to drive it daily, so the mileage will slowly increase. Thank you for looking and happy driving. Also, I constantly drive back and forth from College Park, MD to Ellicott City, MD. Please email me if you would like to see the car in person and we can arrange something. |
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