2009 Mazda RX-8 Grand Touring Auto

Used • 144,124 mi • Automatic • Premium Unleaded
0/26

$8,197

Est. finance$159/mo

7.5/10

Strong buy

  • Competitive price position
  • Faster inventory turn
  • Higher-mileage profile
  • Recent price increase

Hinshaw's Acura

Map pin iconFife, WA4.7(1,432 reviews)

Overview & features

VIN: JM1FE17P790400560/Stock number: 260857A

Exterior: White
Interior: Black
144,124 miles
Fuel Type: Premium Unleaded
2.6L
Automatic Transmission
Rear-Wheel Drive
25 MPG Highway
18 MPG City
Price vs. Market

Price & market analysis

This vehicle is below the current average market range.

9%

below market

$8,197

Typical price for similar cars:$8,974

You save vs. market

$777
hinshaw's acura(Current)
  • $8,197Today
    +$200
  • $7,9971 day ago
hinshaw's honda
  • --3 days ago
    Listed
7.5
Deal scoreStrong buy

Days on market
Days on market
4
Demand score
Demand score
Medium
Avg. sell time
Avg. sell time
57 days

Market price comparison

Based on 2 local comparable listings

Avg. market price $8,974
$8,197
Dealer

Meet the dealership

Recent reviews

5.0

Duane Stephensin the last week

What an effortless transaction for this lease return and into a new lease. Prices were good, the amount they paid for our return was fantastic. Nick Ury and Ed from finance are top notch people. Thank you so much.

5.0

Treein the last week

Excellent experience with David who was the salesperson for this transaction. He was so sweet & made me feel so comfortable. He got straight to the point & didn't waste my time. He didn’t mind explaining things to me & was not pushy. Very happy with my purchase & I Love my new car. Thank you David!!!

5.0

Tom Adams2 months ago

Waited a year for a replacement ignition fob to be replaced. It was relatively expensive. The service writer Sheena took the situation and did a good job of explaining. She was personable and a pleasure to work with. When she was away from her desk I wondered if it was the culture of the organization or her way of handing things that helped the situation. So I put it to the test. I asked the other two writers how they were doing and a little idle chit chat. I didn’t get the same response. Not that they did anything wrong, but It was her unique personality that made things go smoothly. I received my new fob with a big smile and that took the pain of the price away. I gladly signed the work completion order and went about my way. That type of personal customer satisfaction is the driver of service oriented operations. If she sold cars for the dealership, she would be #1.

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