Sold from 2004-2014 as Acura’s compact executive car, it was marketed as Acura’s four-door entry-level sedan. When the Acura TLX was introduced in 2014, it replaced both the Acura TSX and the slightly larger Acura TL.

If you have an Acura TSX from 2004-2014 and you’re not sure whether you should trade in it, sell it yourself, or scrap it, it’s important to keep two important things in mind: effort and value. 

Selling your car can be a pain, but it doesn’t have to be. Working with a respectable company like Cash Auto Salvage makes it a simple process with free pick-up (we’ll tow it) and on-the-spot payment.

Regarding the value of your TSX, there are a few important factors we keep in mind:  

• The condition of the vehicle, both interior and exterior
• The mileage
• The condition of the title (is it clean?)
• And potentially – if the TSX is considered ‘junk’ – the market price of metal (and the weight of the vehicle)

If you’re like many and have put a good number of miles on your Acura, perhaps it’s no longer in the best condition. No matter the condition of your vehicle, whether it’s gently used or completely damaged, it still has value and we are interested in providing you with a no-obligation offer.

Many features add to the value of the vehicle, including ones that came standard to the second-generation TSX such as leather seat upholstery, dual-zone climate control, power driver’s seat with memory, sunroof, Xenon headlights, and more.

Before you take your TSX in to the Acura dealer for a trade appraisal or go through the hassle to try sell it yourself,  take 90 seconds and get an instant offer from us!

Or feel free to call 855-922-3095 for a non-obligation offer.