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I’m really close to pulling the trigger on this automatic 2007 Type S near me with 202k miles. It’s had a ton of recent maintenance done like the belt and pump, some suspension, brakes, valve gasket replacement and more. It seems like it’s been well taken care of according to the condition and carfax but 200k even for a Honda is making me hesitant. Thoughts?

Hi all like the title says I’m going to see a white 150k mile automatic Acura TL Type S for 6,000. I negotiated down from 7. It’s had 4 owners total and the carfax seems good, regular oil changes and basic maintenance with the valve cover and coolant done recently. The timing and water pump are not on the report but the owner says it was done by the owner before him who was a technician. What should I look for? I’ll obviously check for leaks and rust but I mean more specifically for the TLS. Thanks

Like I said there’s a white Type S near me for 5 grand but he said he’d do 4500. Clean title fully stock automatic. The seats are perfect since they were just redone. Timing belt and water pump done twice, second time was done 20k miles ago. Oil changes every 5k miles and brand new tires. The car mechanically is perfect as well with no lights on the dash. Only cosmetic issue are scuffs on the rear passenger side fender, black window lining paint fade and a big paint chip in the front bumper. Would you do 4500?

I have money set aside for repairs obviously but I’m looking for an n55 under 10k. I know it will come with some stuff needing replacing so I’m asking what those things will be? There’s a good amount of 335s and 535s with good service records showing replaced gasket covers, water pumps being done as well as other miscellaneous things. What should I look for? What should I expect? If any 2011+ owners could chime in with their experiences that would be much appreciated. Thanks!

I’ve posted about this before on this sub a couple days ago but I’m on edge if I should go get it on Saturday. He’s willing to do 5k, I think I can get him down to 4500 for an automatic (which I want lol) clean title Type S. Trans service, Timing belt and water pump, suspension work, spark plugs and oil change and more has been done in the past 20k miles. Great exterior condition, interior is pretty damn nice as well. Should I send it??? Will put 8k miles on it yearly and spirited driving will occur. Let me know what I should look for if go see it as well

I was grade 2 and had it removed along with Lipo with a very highly board certified surgeon near me. I don’t know if it’s in my head, but it still looks like I have gyno to me 8 days post op. Granted not the same amount, but to me my chest still looks odd. I am still in pain, and the surgery itself was pretty painful for me so maybe I’m just healing slowly or something. But not sure, a little worried I will be unsatisfied with my results. Lmk when I should expect better results, or if this is it.

Car has tune up, suspension work and timing as well as water pump. Trans service as well. 3 owners, I’d be the 4th. Looks very clean inside and out. I will daily this, probably put 6-8k miles on it yearly. Will drive normally or spirited depending on the day, I’m not going to drive a type s like a grandma lol nobody would. Do you guys think it’d be reliable? Thanks

As the title says I have been progressing well in my recovery, but sleep is getting to me. I keep waking up at like 4am, wanting to roll over but I legit can’t because of obvious reasons, (incisions and lipo.) Anybody have any tips on what to do to get better sleep? It’s really getting to me and I’m getting more tired day by day.

I have my arms wrapped, then my vest and padding underneath. When I can shower which is in roughly 24 hours, should I put all the padding back or can I just wear the vest? The surgeons office assistant that I called didn’t really give me a straight answer. Can anyone tell me from experience?

I had my operation done yesterday (June 2nd); and it hurt a lot more than I thought. I was under the impression the numbing would hurt them I’m good, and it’s possible that I had a lot removed but damn it was rough. Dr. Khalifeh had to constantly numb me throughout, there were times I could feel sharp cutting pain, the numbing process was also pretty rough for me. Not to mention the laser at the end. This is not to complain and or bash Dr. K, he is very likable and kind and was checking up on me. Just curious if anyone else had a rough procedure? A lot of people in this sub seemed to have an easy surgery from their description.