RobOnLI

Ok...I just did some searching on the site to see how much people are paying for the 30K service. A lot of people mentioned 10 or 15% discount coupons. Where did these come from? Anyway to get them?

Just got quoted $335 from Sterling McCall. Just got off the phone with John Eagle - what a bunch of morons. The first lady couldn't find the price in her "book". Then some other guy gets on the phone and asks me twice what I'm looking for and then asks, "Is that the 3.2?" - after telling him it's a 2001 CL-S. Finally he tells me $395+tax. I don't care if John Eagle had said $250, I wasn't going there! They don't even know their cars.

Anyway, back on topic - those coupons. Where & how?

Thanks,
Rob M.

Nitin

iTrader: (1)

You can check your Acura dealer's website to see if they've got any specials running or any coupons you can print out. But otherwise, the dealers mail the coupons out to customers from time to time.

FTM-1

Thats exactly correct they mail coupons to you from the dealership. If they have your Email address some dealerships also sometime have print out coupons by E mail. If you have your car serviced at the dealership like oil changes they know about what time to send a coupon out for service mileage intervals. My last coupon was about 4 months ago with a percentage off the 22,500 mile service or 30,000 mile. I also got another coupon by mail for about $9.50 off service or parts. This is good thru next year but I am looking for a coupon in the next 2 to 3 weeks.