first time buying a car

Asked by Janet Apr 21, 2018 at 05:39 PM about the 2010 Acura TL

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

im 18yrs and have nothing to know
about miles or anything in a car . i'm
looking for a clean titled car and at low
payments . right now im looking at a
2010 Acura TL that is all wheel drive,
3.7L, 307 horse power with 94k miles,
this car is loaded with all the bells and
whistles, it comes with leather,
navigation, back up camera, Bluetooth,
heated seats, sun roof and push to
start, clean title with payments around
$250. is this a good to buy car?

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David answered 6 years ago

Sounds like a good deal. Check the tires for uneven wearing. Pop the hood check all fluids for proper levels and make sure they look clean. If possible look under it for any leaks or hanging items. When you start it up listen to make sure it doesn't rattle or miss. Before you leave for a test drive, check brakes. On the road you're looking for funny steering, or ride. If it checks out to be a good ride, check to see what they normally run in price range

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GuruWY6Z6 answered 6 years ago

I trust the monthly payment won't stretch your budget too far. If you need to do a repair, it is going to be VERY expensive. Gas mileage is not to good either. There are many better options for you besides this Acura!

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