It would appear that Acura is already offering incentives to dealers to move inventory. The local dealer is openly offering/advertising over $2000 off on a AWD Advance. Very unlike them. Sales seem to have slowed as well.

 

Where do you live? I am seeing some dealers posting discounts and some are not, I am in WMA/DC metro.

 

Twin Cities. Midwest.

 

Wma?

 

Question about the current $750 incentives. ..

Am I reading them correctly that you just have to own one of the qualifying cars to get the incentive? I own a 2014 mdx and a 2006 Toyota avalon, neither of which I'm trading in or getting rid of (mdx is wife's, avalon is going to 15 yo daughter). If I'm reading the language correctly it looks like either car could qualify for a $750 incentive (I know I can't combine, it's just one or the other).

Unfortunately the incentives expire Monday and I'm not going to be ready to buy yet. But if this kind of incentive pops up again I'd like to know to be able to take advantage of it.

Thanks

 

looks like they moved the expiration date from 5/2 to 4/4...not sure if that is a good thing or not, maybe they will have something better on 4/5.

 

Did you get banned on Google? How long have you lived in DC area?

 

Usually summer time has good rebates/specials since last year's models need to be sold. I am sure they will come up with something decent again.

 

Only about 25 years. Everybody calls it DC Metro or "the NCR"(National Capital region) or DMV (District/Maryland/Virginia) but WMA is Windows Media Audio. I've yet to hear anyone say Washington Metro Area - which is what I assume you meant. While the term may be technically correct, it is not widely used.

Oh and this is what Google says

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washin...ropolitan_area

Another version is WMV = Washington Maryland Virginia or DMV = DC Maryland Virginia.

People use WMA a lot online. I see it almost daily.