Sell My Acura
Sell your Acura online in three steps: tell us about it, review your offer, and hand over the keys when we pick it up. From an MDX that’s carried the family for years to an older TL or TSX, the offer comes from what you tell us, with no obligation.
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Sell your Acura MDX, RDX, TL or TLX
SUVs and sedans, running or not. Here’s what to tell us about each.
Acura MDX
Acura’s three-row midsize SUV. Photos of all three rows and the cargo area show its condition.
Acura RDX
Acura’s compact SUV. Tell us whether it has all-wheel drive, and whether everything works as it should.
Acura TLX
Acura’s midsize sport sedan, sold from the 2015 model year. Tell us the engine and any warning lights.
Acura TL
Acura’s earlier midsize sedan, sold through the 2014 model year. High-mileage TLs are welcome.
Acura TSX
Acura’s compact sedan, with a wagon in some years, sold through the 2014 model year. Tell us the mileage and condition.
Acura ILX
Acura’s compact sedan, sold from 2013 to 2022. Tell us the trim and the mileage.
Acura RLX
Acura’s full-size sedan, sold from 2014 to 2020, and the RL before it. Mention any warning lights.
Acura Integra
Acura’s compact car, from the classics to the hatchback that returned for 2023. Tell us about modifications.
What affects your Acura’s offer
Mileage and condition count for every car. These are the Acura-specific things to tell us about.
Takata airbag recalls
Honda warned owners of certain 2002–2003 Acura 3.2 TLs and 2003 3.2 CLs with unrepaired Takata driver airbag inflators not to drive them except to a dealer for the free repair. If yours is one, tell us whether it’s been fixed.
Source: NHTSA “do not drive” warning
Timing belt service
If your Acura’s timing belt has been replaced, tell us and keep the receipt. It’s one of the bigger maintenance jobs, and proof that it’s done counts.
Open recalls
Recall repairs are free at an authorized dealer, so it’s worth checking your VIN or plate before you sell.
Source: NHTSA recall lookup
Miles and maintenance
High mileage is welcome. What matters is how it runs today, so be specific about warning lights and anything that’s been repaired.
How selling your Acura works
Tell us about your car
The year, model, mileage and how it runs, plus a few photos.
Review your offer
It usually comes back in minutes and is good for 7 days or 300 miles. There’s no obligation.
Hand over the keys. Get paid.
We pick it up wherever it’s parked, for free, and pay you at pickup once the title is signed.
Before you sell your Acura
A few things to sort out before pickup.
- Check for open recalls with your VIN or plate, airbag recalls especially. Recall repairs are free at an authorized dealer. NHTSA recall lookup
- Remove the car from your Acura app account, and cancel or transfer any connected services.
- Clear your phone, garage codes and saved addresses from the dashboard screen.
- Find every key and fob, and have the title in your name with no loans or liens on it.
Questions about selling an Acura.
What Acura owners ask us most.
Do you buy Acuras with high mileage?
Yes. Older and high-mileage Acuras are welcome. Tell us the mileage and condition as they are, and the offer reflects it.
Will you buy an Acura that doesn’t run?
Yes, and pickup is still free. It just needs to be somewhere a tow truck can reach.
Do you buy Acura SUVs?
Yes: MDXs and RDXs, as well as TLX, TL, TSX, ILX and RLX sedans.
What if my Acura has an open airbag recall?
Tell us about it when you request your offer. The repair is free at an Acura dealer, and for certain 2002–2003 models, NHTSA says to drive the car only to the dealer for it.
Do I need my Acura’s service records?
No, but they help, especially for a timing belt replacement or other major service.
Is Sell My Car Online part of Acura?
No. We’re an independent car buyer that buys directly from owners, Acura owners included.