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| Keep you're current 07 MDX. It's not worth the $$ to trade out of it. |
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8 | 53.33% |
| Buy the 2013 Tech/Ent - The deal offered is great! |
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0 | 0% |
| Buy the 2013 Tech/Ent - The deal offered is good. |
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2 | 13.33% |
| Don't buy the 2013 Tech/Ent - You're getting hosed. |
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2 | 13.33% |
| Take a closer look at the Pilot |
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2 | 13.33% |
| A pilot? Are you crazy. You'll reget it. |
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3 | 20.00% |
| Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 15. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Livermore, CA
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I'm with PTC in terms of just keeping it. I'm sure its still a nice SUV and to have it paid off is even better. Maybe because I'm personally sick of car payments though.
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2008 Billet Silver MDX w/ 2010 front conversion 2008 Subaru Impreza Outback Sport (Wife's) 2003 Nissan 350Z TT (Retired Garage Queen) |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: CO Rockies
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Just traded the wife's '07 Tech @ 70k miles for $20k, to upgrade to a '13 Tech at $42k including BSM and clear mask. She is thrilled and could care less about waiting for the '14. YMMV.
In addition to the buzz of a new vehicle, the following refinements are noticeable day one on an otherwise same edition: - 6 speed tranny - Paddle shifters - Cabin noise levels seem much more quiet - HID headlamps - Power rear liftgate with buttons at driver door and liftgate - Improved back up camera - Much stronger bluetooth connectivity and audio quality - Very capable voice command - USB connect for Ipod/Iphone - Much improved Nav system, including features, intuitive use, and screen - Exterior: single breastplate grill, partially tinted front and rear headlights, ,sharper front skirting and trim - Interior: nicer leather, headrest addition to seemingly larger third row seats, improved center console buttons (ie: fan button now on driver side of column), added small but useful rear cargo box below floor |
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I have 16k more miles on my MDX than you had on yours and I'm looking at a Tech/Ent which costs about $1750 more (invoice) than a Tech model. The best I've been offered has been a trade for $26k, $4k more than your deal. Obviously these prices vary by region, used car manager appraisals and trade condition. In hindsight I'm kind of wishing I just did the deal back on 12/29 because Acura still had 0.9% for 60 months. Now I have to take 36 months to get that rate or pay double the interest (1.9%). ![]() I appreciate that someone else out there felt there was good reason to upgrade from 07 to 13 model years. |
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I've looked pretty hard at the Pilot. Taken one home for an over night test drive. It's a very capable vehicle, but not an MDX. If I could get a phenomenal deal on one I might buy it.
After shopping my trade hard for the past 2 weeks I've reached the conclusion that dealers don't want to pay more than $16,500-$17,500 (real money) for it. So I've decided to sell it myself, it's on Autotrader. I am in no hurry so why take such a low price? If/when it sells then I'll buy another MDX. |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: CO Rockies
Posts: 39
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Quick update after 4 days in the 2013.
In addition to the above, we can definitively confirm that the newer edition is much more quiet, stiff, and smooth on the road. Same can be said for door closures - much more solid with a tighter apparent air seal. The new stereo components provide significantly better sonic quality. By way of comparison, our '07 X had new Continental tires, fresh roadforce balance, and alignment. She was also well cared for with no rough road use. So to us it feels like Acura actually did considerably beef up frame architecture, welds, and insulation on this model year as they advertise. Yes, at first I was skeptical that my better half was overly excited by a new toy, but after experiencing it first hand, she is correct. |
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Quick update:
I'm now being offered the same car but instead of a trade difference of $26k +++ they are now at $25,250 +++ and they say this is the "final offer" :-/ The new X would come with Body Side Moldings, Roof Rails, Cross Bars for Roof Rails, Wheel locks and some other dealer garbage about paint sealant and leather protection. The won't swap my hitch/running boards as previously discussed. But since then I've learned that the running boards wouldn't fit anyway. They will let me take my hitch/wiring off the trade though (which I've already done). Finally, it seems that I need new tires, like now. The Yokohama AVID Envigors were great while they lasted, but after just 37k they are done. Very disappointing - esp because they have a '60,000 mile tread-life' Feel free to chime in on my newest deal/offer or vote again in the poll. Thanks again for your thoughts/input. |
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