2005 Acura TSX Base En venta

*Clean Title Vehicle *Looking for High Quality Used Car ?Low Credit, Good Credit , No Credit ...Get An Auto Finance Offer in Minutes...We Finance Your Future, Not Your Past...Apply Car Loan Today ! Auto Inc120 Main StPelham, NH 03076Tel: CarFax Four-Owner Vehicle25 Service History RecordsPersonal VehicleClean Leather Interior, Hard to find 6-speed Manual Transmission TSX !Well Service & cleanest vehicle around !Only 157,165 miles on this K24A2 Engine, When the first-generation Acura TSX (2004–2008) reached the end of its production run, we were apprehensive. Would the makeover follow the all-too-familiar malaise afflicting so many new cars—more mass, more money, less edge, less fun? The original TSX offered only one engine—a naturally aspirated, 2.4-liter four generating just 200 horsepower. We loved it. Tidy in size, agile, loaded with standard features, and thrifty at the pump, that TSX would be a decidedly tough act to follow. Though no one here was smitten with the bright new overbite on the heavily chromed front fascia, we decided to give the second-gen TSX a 40,000-mile acid test to find out.Text, Red, White, Line, Font, Carmine, Electric blue, Symbol, Maroon, Cobalt blue, MORGAN SEGALBased on the Honda Accord sold in Europe, this TSX is a little bigger than the first (an increase with minimal payoff for rear-seat passengers) and a little heavier, too—about 130 pounds, depending on equipment. But it’s much smaller than the Accord sedan sold here, and handier as well. Acura finally gave in to market pressures and added a V-6 engine option for 2010. We’re not at all sure this is a plus, particularly in light of the V-6’s $5540 premium and automatic-only transmission. Our long-term test car arrived in the depths of winter—late January 2009—with 87 miles on the odo and Acura’s thoroughly proven 2.4-liter, DOHC 16-valve aluminum four (a modest 201 horsepower and 172 pound-feet of torque) under its hood, mated to a six-speed manual transmission. WHAT'S Powertrain Warranty Cover ?A powertrain warranty usually covers everything that is involved in the process of providing power to the wheels of your vehicle. This includes the most important and expensive parts of the vehicle: engine, driveshaft, and transmission. If you are wondering if a part is covered by your powertrain warranty, ask yourself “does it make the car run forward or backward?” If you answer “yes,” it is probably covered by the powertrain warranty. If your engine, transmission, or any other part that powers your vehicle stops working, a powertrain warranty will replace or repair the part at no cost to you. Purchasing a used vehicle with a powertrain warranty gives you peace of mind that you are not buying a lemon. The powertrain warranty covers the vehicle’s most expensive equipment. Often, they are also the longest lasting warranties. If a mechanical problem should arise, the powertrain warranty will normally cover it. When shopping around for a used vehicle, always look for powertrain warranty information.