Login   Bookmark:Subscribe:
You are here: Home » Acura » What is the cost of maintenance/repairs for an Acura?

Question:

What is the cost of maintenance/repairs for an Acura?

What is the cost of maintenance/repairs for an Acura? I'm planning on buying an acura rsx and i'm wondering if repairs are expensive. such as replacing brake pads, oil changes, etc

Submitted: 2038 days ago
mag
 

Answers:

 
Submitted: 2038 days ago

that depends on what you think is expensive.
Any car will cost you money...so if you don't have money to spend, do not buy that praticular car. Different dealers will have different prices, for 'buyers' and for people who just come in.
So call your local dealer or car repair place and ask them what their prices are.

Answer
1/6

Chrys
 
 
Submitted: 2037 days ago

The cost of repairs are the same as any honda, very reasonable. Just take it to an independent shop that works on honda's (check your yellow pages), and uses genuine honda parts. That way you get the same high quality parts as going to the dealer but at a lower cost.

Answer
2/6

seattlesle w251
 
 
Submitted: 2037 days ago

I know what you mean, What's the average price to expect. Try this consumer site:
http://consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com/2002-to-2006-acura-rsx-6.ht m

Here's a sample of what they talk about.
Item Name Repair Cost

A/C Compressor $690

Alternator $440

Automatic Transmission or Transaxle $4,120

Brakes $320

Clutch, Pressure Plate, Bearing $675

Constant Velocity Joints $1,640

Exhaust System $745

Radiator $995

Shocks and/or Struts $2,250

Timing Chain or Belt $590

Answer
3/6

Paul G
 
 
Submitted: 2037 days ago

I do all my oil changes, brakes, engine work, anything except tires at a local import mechanic. He specializes on Nissan's, but does Honda, too. I have an 01 TL - it has been surprisingly reliable except for the transmission (which is still under Acura warranty, and is a problem isolated to the TL, not the other Acura makes, so don't worry about he RSX).

You oil changes shouldn't cost any more than any other car. I've found some routine maintenance to be a bit higher. For some reasons thinks like wiper blades are a little longer and cost a little more. But it isn't enough that I wouldn't buy this car again. Just remember this is a premium car - don't skimp on good gas if the engine requires premium and don't put cheap tires on it. Like my dad told me when I bought my TL and complained about the gas and expensive tires, "If you can't afford the cost of luxury, why did you buy a luxury car?"

But once your car is out of warranty do yourself a favor and find a good local mechanic, the dealership will always find a little something wrong with your car or recommend an additional service everytime you take your car in.

Answer
4/6

voluntarhe el
 
 
Submitted: 2037 days ago

Go to http://www.edmunds.com/ and check the cost to own of an RSX.

Answer
5/6

Ruptured Duck
 
 
Submitted: 2035 days ago

save some money and do that simple sh** yourself

Answer
6/6

Precious
 
 
 
 

Copyright © 2013 VitalAdvice.com All Rights Reserved