Only 47,500 Miles! Beautiful 2008 Acura Tsx + Extra Tires! on 2040-cars
Norfolk, Connecticut, United States
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Acura TSX, lovingly kept by its original owner and barely driven for the past 5 years, is currently seeking a new home. Because the owner works from home, the car has extremely low mileage for a 2008 model, and would be perfect for a family, commuter, or first-time driver.
It still drives beautifully and is a super-comfortable ride - for short jaunts, long commutes, or road trips. The car comes with two Blizzak snow tires, purchased in winter 2013 and barely driven on, and two older snow tires. They are on the car. Four all-season tires come with the car as well. The windshield was completely replaced in March 2014, and the windshield wipers and battery were also replaced in winter 2013. The brake pads and rotors were replaced in Feb 2013. The car is priced to sell, according to the KBB estimate, somewhere between Fair and Good condition, taking into account the two minor issues mentioned above. The owner needs to get it sold, is pricing it to sell with the extras thrown in as incentives, and doesn't have much time, so serious inquiries only, please!! For the mileage and the quality of the Acura name, it's a great deal! |
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