Used 2013 Acura TSX for Sale

I love the 2013 Acura TSX. I bought pearl white, and I love the color. It rides like a larger luxury vehicle, not a sporty sedan. The leather seats are very nice and have heaters. It heats well and quickly in the winter and cools well in the summer. I've been moving from a childhood home to a new home with my new husband, and the trunk is very spacious. It holds many boxes filled with books, clothes, picture frames, and is so smooth driving, that the ride didn't break anything. I love the sunroof, and the electronic audio system is really cool. It actually saves CDs in the car's memory, so that you don't have to physically play a CD if you don't have it with you. It also will fly, even when not in sport mode. The body style is exactly what I wanted, and 2013 was the last year it was made. I've driven 2 Hondas and a BMW, and the Hondas, also the maker of Acura, were, by far, the best car for the money. They are spacious and luxurious inside and have plenty of room. The Bluetooth audio, including phone calls, is very convenient and works well, as does the navigation. The car's electronic monitoring system tells you if a tire is low, service is due, or any other thing you could imaging. I love this car!

I love everything about this car! The quality of the entire vehicle is awesome! I have not had to do anything except keep up with my oil the last six years, and I've driven over 100k on the car. It is very comfy driving long distance and even if I have people in the back. The sound of the engine is beautiful.

The TSX comes standard with quite a few upscale features, including xenon headlights, leather upholstery and heated front seats. Then there's the choice of a fuel efficient four cylinder or a more powerful V6 engine. Even the suspension manages to strike a likable balance between a supple ride and solid handling. Wrap it all up in stylish sheet metal outside and add a comfortable, high quality interior and you have a car with a number of strengths. These positives are tempered by a couple of shortcomings. Topping the list is the fact that the TSX can't match the serious performance potential of some of its more sporting European competitors.