2003 Acura RSX Base
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139 days listed
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The RSX is Acura's entry-level sporty hatchback, a car that blends coupe-like looks with the practicality of a rear hatch. It's genuinely fun to drive, especially with the six-speed manual, and the i-VTEC engine pulls hard when you rev it out. Fold the rear seats down and the RSX swallows surprising amounts of cargo, though rear passenger space is tight. Watch for worn interior bits and a few electrical gremlins like door lock actuators, but the drivetrain itself is solid. The Base RSX is the sensible pick for daily driving, with a less aggressive tune than the Type S but still plenty of fun. Its 2.0L I4 makes 160 horsepower, and the five-speed manual is a joy to row through, even if it's not as quick as the Type S. You get a quieter ride and better fuel economy than the Type S, but you lose the limited-slip differential and sportier suspension.
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Miles Overview
The RSX is Acura's entry-level sporty hatchback, a car that blends coupe-like looks with the practicality of a rear hatch. It's genuinely fun to drive, especially with the six-speed manual, and the i-VTEC engine pulls hard when you rev it out. Fold the rear seats down and the RSX swallows surprising amounts of cargo, though rear passenger space is tight. Watch for worn interior bits and a few electrical gremlins like door lock actuators, but the drivetrain itself is solid. The Base RSX is the sensible pick for daily driving, with a less aggressive tune than the Type S but still plenty of fun. Its 2.0L I4 makes 160 horsepower, and the five-speed manual is a joy to row through, even if it's not as quick as the Type S. You get a quieter ride and better fuel economy than the Type S, but you lose the limited-slip differential and sportier suspension.
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6% APR for 72 months
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139 days listed
Listed for a while, though scarce inventory favors the seller.
0 active alternatives
Similar vehicles nationwide
Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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Florida Cool Cars is a car dealer in Fort Lauderdale, FL.