2007 Acura Rdx Tech W/ Remote Start Nav Bluetooth Reverse Camera on 2040-cars
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I am selling my 2007 Acura RDX. I have only had the car for about a year and a half. I believe that I am the 2nd owner. I have not had to fix a single thing since I owned the car and as far as I know there is nothing wrong with the car. I am selling because I got a company car so I don't need it anymore. It really is an awesome little truck. It's got great "pick up", it's great in the snow and just all around drives great. My new car is a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee and I actually like the RDX more. It drives like a car but has more room and feels safer for driving a baby around as it is a bit higher up. It is equipped with Acura's SH-AWD system. (Super Handling All Wheel Drive) and is great in the snow & rain.
Condition: The body is in good shape and has not been in any accidents as far as I know. The car is 8 years old now so there are some scratches here and there but nothing horrendous. Also, I don't believe that any went down to bare metal. Everything should be visible in the pictures that I provided. Also, there are a few small dings here and there. Namely, there are 2 on the wheel wells (also should be visible in pictures). The rear bumper has some chipping, as pictured. I'm not sure what it's from as it was there when I bought the vehicle but the bumper is plastic so you don't have to worry about it rusting. Interior: The interior is in very good condition and as far as I know, everything works perfectly. The drivers seat is a bit worn of course, but everything else is very good. There is a small loose panel on the side of the dash. Sometimes it pops out bit and you just have to pop it back in with your hand. Not a big deal at all and it doesn't affect anything. All electronics (bluetooth, reverse camera, nav, satelite radio) work great. Maintenance: I have had synthetic oil changes done every 4000 miles. Installed K&N air filter about 8 months ago. Installed high quality EBC Green brake pads as well as EBC front rotors last summer. The upgraded pads and rotors really help stop it better. Replaced 1 blown speaker in drivers door. No other maintenance performed as I have not had a single problem with the car since owning it. Additions: I had an Avital Remote Start professionally installed. Added Weathertech trunk mat Add Acura Cargo Net This vehicle is sold as-is with no warranty and has been described to the best of my ability. Contact me with any questions. Here are some technical specs on the vehicle from Edmunds DriveTrain
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