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1997 Acura Cl 3.0 Premium Vtec on 2040-cars

US $3,300.00
Year:1997 Mileage:135000
Location:

La Grange, Illinois, United States

La Grange, Illinois, United States
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135k miles runs smooth with no trans issues
Never any engine problems only problems are the Acura seats that are both stuck on track 
3.0 6 cylinder vtec engine 21-30 mpg 
Still fast accelerates quickly 
Leather seats w heated seats
Sunroof and moonroof 
A/c doesn't blow cold air 
Check engine light on 
Few month old Firestone tires 
New driver side door regulator 
Newer Goodyear floor mats 
New rear calipers installed 
All brakes done 3 months ago 
No rear side Acura letters (pic)
Needs a new driver seat. It is positioned and doesn't move most likely something stuck along the track or a new motor needed. It's at reasonable position now not close to steering wheel. 
Sony stereo included even tho not on pics but u will need installation kit ($10)

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    Fri, Aug 19 2022

    Well this is unexpected. Not the fact that Acura will have an electric vehicle in the next couple years, but rather the name: ZDX. The name will appear on the Japanese luxury brand's first electric SUV, in 2024. The last time it appeared on an Acura was in 2013 on the short-lived ZDX fastback SUV. Like the Honda Prologue, it will be based on GM Ultium electric car platforms. If it's a stablemate to the Prologue, it likely shares a lot with the new Chevy Blazer EV. It would be a strong base considering Acura announced there will be a ZDX Type-S performance model. It could certainly benefit from the Blazer EV SS's dual-motor setup with 557 horsepower and 648 pound-feet of torque. Acura Precision EV Concept View 22 Photos Acura didn't offer any preview imagery of the new ZDX, but it did say it will share styling with the Precision EV Concept shown earlier today. It's apparently being designed in the same California design center that gave us the original ZDX. Though if it looks much like the Precision, this new ZDX probably won't have the distinct coupe-like shape of the original. The EV will launch in 2024 along with the Prologue and Blazer EV. Honda-developed EVs will follow in 2026. The Blazer will start around $45,000 for the cheapest version, and around $66,000 for the top-level one. We would bet the Acuras are on the high side of that range, with the Type S possibly topping the Blazer SS models. Related Video: The 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV has been revealed

    Acura TL gets its top chopped

    Sat, 06 Jul 2013

    The roofless Acura TL you see above is a product of Newport Convertible Engineering. No stranger to taking the lids off of Acuras - and a bunch of other cars, like this Jaguar XJ and this Toyota FJ Cruiser - NCE says it was the first US coachbuilder to produce an Acura NSX convertible.
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