Is this a good deal?

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Asked by NightRide27 Oct 15, 2014 at 02:58 PM about the 2006 Acura RSX Type-S FWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Found a 2006 Rsx typeS, 60k miles on it for 15k, do you think it's a good deal or should I
try and lower it a bit more?

2 Answers

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If the car is in good shape, the price may be reasonable - presuming the car is in excellent condition. I say this if you consider that the car isn't made anymore and the extremely low mileage. Remember; this is an investment at that price; with the bet that the value will appreciate over time. Again, get it thoroughly checked out before pulling the trigger. Those are my thoughts.

If the car is in a desirable color yes like black or white. The 2006 rsx s is a very rare car so it's worth what your willing to pay in my opinion. I'm never getting rid of mine. In all honesty if it had 60k or 160k is almost irrelevant to me. If it's been taken care of is what really matters. If it changed gears smoothly that's the only thing I would look for it will tell you if it's been raced or abused.

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