"Low mileage Acuras: Are they worth the extra cost?"

[domik1]

Title: Low mileage Acuras: Are they worth the extra cost?

Hey guys, I've been eyeing a low mileage TLX with only 10k miles on it, and I'm wondering if it's worth the premium price compared to a similar model with higher mileage. Anyone have experience with buying low mileage used cars? Are the savings in maintenance and fuel costs really worth the initial hit to the wallet?

 

[NoBiChek393]

"I think Low mileage Acuras are worth the extra cost if you're a perfectionist who wants a car with a clean history. The depreciation on these cars is usually minimal, so you won't lose as much value as with a brand new car. Plus, the warranty is usually still active, so you have peace of mind."

 

[Муса]

"Low mileage Acuras can be a solid investment if you're looking for a hassle-free ride. I've got a friend who bought a low-mileage TLX and it's been a champ so far, barely any maintenance costs. Just make sure you do your research and check for any hidden issues."

 

[dav23]

"Low mileage Acuras are definitely worth the extra cost if you're a car enthusiast, but for casual driving it might not be necessary. I know someone who just got a 2017 NSX with only 12k miles and they're loving it. If you can afford it, go for it!"

 

[Kipol]

"Dude, I had a low mileage RDX back in the day and it was a beast. Paid a pretty penny for it, but the maintenance costs were practically non-existent. Worth every extra dollar if you ask me."

 

[koncevoy12]

"Personally, I think they're worth it. I recently bought a 2018 NSX with low mileage and it's been a beast to drive. The extra cost is worth it for the peace of mind that comes with knowing the car has barely been used."

 

[Mr_Fint]

Honestly, I think low mileage Acuras are a solid investment, especially if you're looking for a reliable ride. The maintenance costs are way lower than with some other luxury brands, and the resale value stays strong. I've got a friend who bought a 2015 RDX with 10k miles and is still rocking it after 5 years.

 

[RKhap]

"I've always been a fan of Acuras, and in my opinion, low mileage ones are def worth the extra cost, especially if you're looking for a reliable daily driver. You save on maintenance and potential repair costs down the line, which can make up for the price difference. Plus, they hold their value super well."

 

[to10re]

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[fdsf21]

"Personally, I think the low mileage Acuras are worth the extra cost. I recently bought a 2018 ILX with 20k miles and it's been a dream to drive - the savings on maintenance should make up for the initial hit in price. Plus, it's just peace of mind knowing I've got a virtually new car."

 

[demon4]

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[parfandr]

"Low mileage Acuras can be a solid investment, but make sure you're not overpaying for it. I'd say if you're getting a model from the late 90s or early 2000s, it's probably a good deal, but anything newer you can just buy a certified pre-owned one, saving thousands."

 

[evgenii69]

"Low mileage Acuras are definitely worth the extra cost if you're into luxury cars. They hold their value really well and are known for reliability, so you won't have to worry about breaking the bank for maintenance down the line. Plus, the lower mileage just adds to their overall appeal, IMO."

 

[Timon232]

"I've got a mate who just bought a low mileage RDX and he swears it's the best decision he's ever made. The peace of mind from the warranty still being valid and the low maintenance costs are worth every penny, IMO."

 

[jocker222]

Honestly, I say yeah, low mileage Acuras are worth the extra cost. The maintenance is gonna be minimal which will save you some cash down the line. Plus, you'll be getting a reliable ride that'll last you a while.

 

[ilmi4791]

"Hey OP, been eyeballing those low mileage Acuras myself. From what I've seen, it's definitely worth the extra cost if you're looking for a reliable and low-maintenance ride. The fact that they're still under warranty and have minimal wear and tear is a huge selling point for me"

 

[lenakaty]

"Imo, if you're looking for a low-mileage Acura, the main thing to consider is maintenance costs. Even with low mileage, some of these cars are older models that'll need costly repairs in the long run. Not worth the extra cost, IMO."