2010 Acura RDX Usados en Venta

I hate buying a car. So my attitude going into the process was pretty poor. We spent the previous day at the Toyota dealership down the street because we were debating between a Highlander and the MDX. The experience at the Toyota dealership was awful, so the thought of spending another day at a dealership was literally the last thing I wanted to do. Our sales associate Dennis was just our style, he recognized pretty quickly we weren't in the mood and adjusted with a very laid back style. Every dealership will always have a little bit of pushing, that's the job, but overall very nice, pleasant man. The real fun came when we were financing the car. Dean, aka Uncle Buck, is a one of a kind man in the best way possible. After being at the dealership for five hours, heading into financing doesn't sound like a pleasant experience. I couldn't be more wrong. Dean is one of those rare people you are drawn to. I'm pretty sure he was genuine, but honestly if he wasn't, I don't care. He made the whole experience so much fun. I liked him so much when we picked the car up the next day, I had homemade banana bread for him. Bottom Line. I wanted the Highlander. My family is a Toyota family. Dean and Dennis tipped the scales for me and we bought the MDX. I hope we don't have to get service often, but I look forward to some life advice from Dean when I do!

It was an okay little car. It looked a little too fancy for what the vehicle was offering though, so overall it was sort of weird. But I would be hard pressed to say the vehicle itself was weird, as it did do what it was supposed to do with little or no trouble so I cannot complain too much about what it was supposed to do. But overall it did work and did not have any hugely glaring flaws that could and would make me hate such a vehicle. It is not like it was or could be the worst of its kind, but that is also a con. It does not stand out enough.