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My girlfriend bought a new V6 Honda Accord fully loaded for $31,000 with taxes and fees.
THERE IS NOTHING, AND I MEAN NOTHING in this Acura worth spending the extra money on. Buy a v6 Accord and be done with it.
What really bothers me is that the console design in the Acura makes sense and the Accord’s looks retarded. HONDA should have used this design in the Accord too.
I doubt the Acura will sell well with the credit crisis – and better options out there.