Used 2002 Acura TL 3.2 Type-S Consumer Reviews
transmission problem
In my case the transmission died every 20,000 miles, the dealler has the car now they are changing the transmission the second time. There are lots of posting on the net about this, somehow consumer report and yourself ignor it. I wonder why???
DuncanReview
Problems with front brake rotors Squeaking Tires replaced at 42,000 so not bad. Unfortunately, the original Michelins were poor on wet surfaces Very reliable car, but not as fun as I had hoped. Poor depreciation -- Resale value most certainly not as high -- Acura offered me $16,000 after 2.5 years of owning this $31,500 car. 50% depreciation?
- 3.2 Sedan w/NavigationMSRP: $2,999255 mi away
- 3.2 Type-S SedanMSRP: $2,500408 mi away
- 3.2 SedanMSRP: $8,495514 mi away
Xenon head lights of TL-S
Just have a 2002 TL-S. It's Great Car, High Performance. And heard that car's very bright Xenon headlights are expensive ($1600) and hot item for the thefts. So be carefully where you park your baby.
Acura dream
Responsive, exciting, and joy to drive
Quality Ride
I purchased the car from the dealerships pre-owned certified program which gives you one more year to the base warranty and 12,000 extra miles. Good program. The car had 12,800 miles upon delivery. It has been very reliable and enjoyable to drive. I have not experienced any of the transmission problems that other drivers have experienced, maybe they should try servicing the transmission every 35,000 miles like I do to avoid potential problems. Lubricatiuon is everything! I had one recall issue to deal with which was minor, transmission needed a second gear jet kit that the dealer installed to avoid any potential overheating. I had never even experienced a problem but installed the kit anyway