Acura rolled out its TLX prototype recently, but what did that do to the price of the Acura TL which it is supposed to replace? Last month you could get a $3,000 factory incentive on the Acura TL, and now that incentive is up to $5,000.
If you're interested, note that $2,000 of that $5,000 offer is available with just 2.9 percent financing for up to 60 months. If you add in a $2,000 dealer discount that means you could be getting a $44,000 car for $7,000 under the sticker price for cash buyers and $4,000-plus if one finances.
Would anyone think about doing this for the super savings that are possible?
If you're interested, note that $2,000 of that $5,000 offer is available with just 2.9 percent financing for up to 60 months. If you add in a $2,000 dealer discount that means you could be getting a $44,000 car for $7,000 under the sticker price for cash buyers and $4,000-plus if one finances.
Would anyone think about doing this for the super savings that are possible?