2009 Acura TSX - spy shots
10-04-07 | 12:02 PM
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Because the Euro/Asian version is too small for overweight Americans as a family car 
Right it's an Acura here, & it's basically the same car 
10-04-07 | 12:21 PM
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I'm not sure it will be under $30K nicely loaded though. Maybe under $35 which is still a good price. My brother in law back in 2005 bought his 05 with the upgraded rims and OEM body kit for just under $30K. With the new design, new engine, and inflation, I'd say it might be a little hard to get this car under $30K.
10-04-07 | 04:21 PM
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I'm not sure it will be under $30K nicely loaded though. Maybe under $35 which is still a good price. My brother in law back in 2005 bought his 05 with the upgraded rims and OEM body kit for just under $30K. With the new design, new engine, and inflation, I'd say it might be a little hard to get this car under $30K.
If they offered an 08 TL with MT without having to get a Type-S, I have a feeling I would have gotten that instead of an 2IS.
10-04-07 | 07:26 PM
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AWD / Turbo for 20k-25k - WRX
AWD / Turbo sports for 25k-30k - STI / EVO
AWD / Turbo entry luxury for 30k -35k - A4 / Volvo / TSX?
If priced too high, it's going against a very sporty competition already with proven awd turbo experience.
AWD / Turbo sports for 25k-30k - STI / EVO
AWD / Turbo entry luxury for 30k -35k - A4 / Volvo / TSX?
If priced too high, it's going against a very sporty competition already with proven awd turbo experience.
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