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2010 Acura Mdx Advance W/entertainment on 2040-cars
US $30,000.00
Year:2010
Mileage:59349
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Clearfield, Utah, United States
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For those not familiar with the MDX lineup, this is the extremely hard to find Advanced Package with Rear Entertainment option. This Acura has always been serviced at Acura by me and is all up to date on its services. Very clean and in excellent condition. This is just a great vehicle and only asking 32,000. Call or text Andrew 801-706-8825. If I do not answer it is likely because I am in a meeting, so please text and I can probably reply back.
Beyond the typical features of Navigation, Backup Camera, Bluetooth, leather you might see in other MDX’s, the Advanced w/Entertainment has the following:a ADVANCE PACKAGE- Everything that comes with the Technology Package - Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS) which will detect a collision and apply the brakes. - Adaptive Cruise Control which allows you to set the cruise and if the car detects you approaching another car, it keeps you at a desired length away from that car automatically. - Blind Spot Detection. Indicates to you when a car is in your blind spot. - Active Damper Spor - 19 Inch wheels - Auto-Leveling Headlights - 6 level heated and cooled seats - Perforated Milano Premium Leather front seats. ENTERTAINMENT PACKAGE- Dropdown 9” DVD - 2 wireless headsets - Rear Heated Seats - 116 volt Power Outlet in the center console (a regular plug that can power anything you want). Other items included in this vehicle
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