2006 Acura Mdx Touring Loaded on 2040-cars
Camarillo, California, United States
Selling our 2006 MDX. My wife and I bought the car from my parents in 2012. My father bought it in 2009 with 50k miles. Car now has 160k, but has been well maintained. It runs and drives great. No leaks. I would have no problem driving this car anywhere. It was just taken on a trip from Southern California to Vegas in the heat of the summer with the A/C on with no issues. It also has the DVD entertainment system for the Kids!! (was great on that trip) Over the last year several updates have been made - New struts front and rear, front brakes including rotors, pads, and calipers. Front lower control arm bushings, front & rear swaybar endlinks, and front swaybar bushings. It also received new front CV axles because the boots had torn. The rear pads were replaced recently, and the oil, filter, and transmission fluids have all been changed. When I bought it off my dad, I changed the timing belt, water pump, Iridium spark plugs, Serpentine belt, motor mounts (front, side, and 2 transmission), and lastly a valve adjustment - all at 130k miles. These were recommended items - nothing was wrong with the car. Again, we have had absolutely no issues with this car at all. Only reason for selling is my wife has wanted a Ford Flex for some time and we came across the right deal... So please do not make ridiculous offers. This is a nice car and i'll bet better than most 100k mile cars!!! Car was just waxed and is ready to go. Car is loaded with all the goodies. (Many of which we don't use...) Sunroof, Navigation, DVD entertainment system, CD changer, AWD, Leather seating (3 rows), heated seats, memory seats, 3.5l V6 with 5speed transmission, we added a hitch so we could use our bike carrier and pull a utility trailer (small about 500lbs). I'm sure i'm forgetting something. But car is ready to be seen. No warranty, sold as is. I recommend inspecting the car in person so there are no surprises. The car only needs to be smogged on transfer. It just pasted in April when tags were renewed. I'm happy to make the arrangements or you can negotiate it into the price. Again - no lowball offers. Be serious and contact me if you have questions. I am happy to make this car available to be seen. I may consider trades if you have one of these Hatchback cars: Ford Focus, Mazda 3, Subaru Impreza or 9-2X Terms - I am not a bank, mechanic, car dealer, or psychic. So I cannot make you a loan, mechanically inspect the car, offer advice, or let you know of any future problems this car may have. If you place a bid, best offer, or buy-it-now, the car is sold as is. There is a risk with buying any car sight unseen, and I highly recommend viewing, driving, or inspecting any car before purchase. I've tried to list what I know about the car, but it is possible I may have left something out, it is not intentional and will be your responsibility upon transfer. I am not warrantying this car. Hiring a mechanic may be useful if you are not able to inspect the car yourself, or if you do not have the knowledge or know how to inspect a car. |
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