dannyboy10

Here are some "additional details" for those in the market for one:

62% residual (10,000 miles per year)

2.208% interest rate (or money factor of .00092)

suggested dealer contribution of $776.45


Not too bad considering the tight supply due to the Japanese earthquake.

Professor

Is this for a striped version with roll-up window hand cranks?

Professor

Never mind, I saw the details... for almost another $100 a month a got the TECH and V6 along with the splash guards, door edge trims, wheel locks, and cargo tray.

PyroDave

i got my 2010 vortex blue base I4 in march of 2010 for 330/mo 10k/36mo out the door. got tire coverage for another 14 a month, totally paid for itself already with a bent rim, and i think 3 tire replacements

currently beside the 299, they are offering the 0 down. 360 a month for 35 months + taxes and shit. plus negotiating it down obviously. shouldnt' be too hard to get atleast 350 OTD, maybe 345 for a base 5at

nj2pa2nc

Sounds like a good deal for those who do not accumulate many miles. I average between 25K-30K a year.

Professor

I don't think it is $0 down for the lease... the fine print on Acura.com site says $2499.00 due at signing.

dannyboy10

The Acura lease is good because of the lower interest rate compared to bank rates of around 4.50% percent for top tier credit. The savings is around $1,500. on a 3 year lease.

Please keep in mind there are no rebates or dealer incentives at this time for the 2012 TSX's. Tight supply means dealers are not "DEEP" discounting like last year.

mkeefe

I pay $290/mo and already have 8500 miles on my car so clearly this one wouldn't have worked for me! Interesting though.

Matt

PyroDave

well i mean you can always add some to the lease price for 12 or 15k a year. putting on 25k a year means you really gotta just buy the car lmao. and here http://www.acura.com/tools/shopping/...=tsx&zip=07024 if you look at the featured its 360 a month for 35 months. or .9% financing