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    Acura TSX

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    2009-2014
    2009 Redesign Year
    Acura TSX 2014
    The second-generation TSX delivers enough sportiness to be enjoyable while maintaining solid credentials as a well-rounded and capable car. A smooth and economical four-cylinder engine delivers responsive performance, the front seats are excellent and the interior is well appointed. But in some ways the TSX feels ordinary. The ride is nervous and handling, though agile, is let down by steering that is short on feedback. The tight rear seat is another shortcoming. A wagon model is also available. Later years have a backup camera included with the optional navigation system. The TSX was discontinued after the 2014 model year.
    Average Retail Price Trade-in Price Reliability Verdict Owner Satisfaction View Local Inventory
    2014 $14,100 - $17,775 $10,660 - $14,060
    2013 $12,300 - $15,300 $8,965 - $11,715
    2012 $10,750 - $13,375 $7,555 - $9,955
    2011 $9,500 - $11,575 $6,370 - $8,270
    2010 $8,475 - $10,025 $5,445 - $6,845
    2009 $7,750 - $8,225 $4,740 - $5,190
    2004-2008
    2004 Redesign Year
    Acura TSX 2008
    Straddling the family- and upscale-sedan categories, the TSX is based on the smaller European-sold version of the Honda Accord. Modest power keeps it from being as exciting to drive as the best sports sedans, but agile handling and a slick manual gearbox help. Our major beef is the stiff ride. Fuel economy is good at 23 mpg with the smooth five-speed automatic, but the car requires premium fuel. Interior fit and finish are impressive, but the cabin is relatively snug. Controls are logically arranged, including the optional touchscreen navigation system. Stability control is standard, which is impressive for the time. Comprehensive standard equipment includes leather and a sunroof.
    Average Retail Price Trade-in Price Reliability Verdict Owner Satisfaction View Local Inventory
    2008 $7,075 - $7,400 $4,130 - $4,430
    2007 $6,625 - $6,925 $3,725 - $3,975
    2006 $6,100 - $6,300 $3,225 - $3,425
    2005 $5,600 - $5,700 $2,775 - $2,875
    2004 $5,225 $2,420