Mid-cycle price increase on 2017 TLX
#1
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Mid-cycle price increase on 2017 TLX
I was quoted by couple of local dealers on 2017 TLX SH-AWD w Tech ~~ msrp $42,540.
Dealer is asking $35,000 on TLX delivered prior to Dec 2016.
And for TLX delivered 01/2017 onwards, it'll be $800 higher due to $100-$200 increase in msrp and less incentives.
I've heard of mid-cycle price increase. However why would there be less incentive/cash rebates for "newer" 2017's?
Unless these are actually 2017.5 model year, which I very much doubt.
Dealer is asking $35,000 on TLX delivered prior to Dec 2016.
And for TLX delivered 01/2017 onwards, it'll be $800 higher due to $100-$200 increase in msrp and less incentives.
I've heard of mid-cycle price increase. However why would there be less incentive/cash rebates for "newer" 2017's?
Unless these are actually 2017.5 model year, which I very much doubt.
#2
Yep its true. As someone who works in sales at an Acura dealer in Southern California, I have run into this problem. I have told a couple customers who wanted a certain package that this color was $___ and this color would be $__ because MSRP and invoice changed. They thought I just did not want to sell them the color they wanted and it was a salesmen trick but no indeed the newer MDX would have cost them more money. Good Luck!
#4
Hey bro, try the app Truecar, I got my 2017 TLX with Tech pack AWD for 36k before tax just a month ago. I went to the dealer they quote me 42k something, I just show them the app and asked if they could give me the truecar price and they immediately accepted lol
#6
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True car dealer just sent me this deal. There must be additional incentives from Acura to get rid of the 2017's. . .
2017 Acura TLX V6 w/Technology Package (A9) 4dr SH-AWD Sedan
MSRP: $42,650
INVOICE: $40,784.41
OUR PRICE: $33,099
2017 Acura TLX V6 w/Technology Package (A9) 4dr SH-AWD Sedan
MSRP: $42,650
INVOICE: $40,784.41
OUR PRICE: $33,099
#7
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Damn almost 10k off!
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#9
wow, that almost sounds too good to be true.