Factory Incentives for TL?
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Factory Incentives for TL?
Anybody bought a TL recently enough and have any idea of any current Factory to Dealer incentives out their on the market? With last year of this gen and the next model out in less then 8 months I have to imagine dealers are getting more then ever for the car.
Just started researching for my purcahse and wondering if anybody else came across this themselves recently?
Just started researching for my purcahse and wondering if anybody else came across this themselves recently?
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I'm currently on the same boat as you are!! =) 
List below are the very useful informations found at the edmunds CAR SPACE!! Credit fully go to Kyekyk from edmunds CAR SPACE!! =)
TL Base -------- MSRP $34,440 Invoice $31,750
TL w/ Nav ------ MSRP $36,940 Invoice $33,998
TL Type-S ----- MSRP $38,940 Invoice $35,832
*Price includes Destination Charge
* Try not to take the car that’s been sitting in the dealer lot for more then 2 months the max. You can find built month and year on the sticker on the inside of your driver’s door jam. Dealers want to move out old inventory, especially in smaller markets where turn over ratio is not as good as in larger markets. Unless dealer is willing to give you a substantial discount for it don’t take cars with over 50 mi and/or built in more than 2 months ago. After a test drive write down the VIN of the car you picked and make sure this VIN is what you see on the contract before you sign.
Dealer add-on protections (leather protection, clear coat paint protection, under body protection etc…. are never recommended. No matter how dealer sweet talk you into it, it either not needed or way over priced. If you really want them check out your local detail shops. You could find better ones for less then half the cost.
Dealer installed accessories -- Don’t take it unless you could have the dealer throw it in for free at the price you negotiated without installed accessories. Bottom line is don’t buy any accessories from dealer unless it’s totally free. If you want to buy any genuine Acura Accessories check out these sites. You could find it for a lot less then at your dealership.
Dealer Documentation Fees -- Unfortunately for shoppers, there is no set price for this fee. You just have to visit different dealership in your area to find out what the reasonable documentation fee in your market is for yourself. I’ve read as low as $50 to as high as $500. It just varies by market. If dealer A is charging $100, dealer B is charging $125 and dealer C is charging $135 for documentation fee you know that the reasonable documentation fee in your market is $100.
Other Charges -- Do Not Pay. you shouldn't have to pay anything other then Tax, Title, Registration, Documentation Fees, Extended Warrenty (if bought one) and Tire Tax. If you see anything else on bill of sales dealer is just trying what ever it can to make more profit on you.
Extended warranty – You have to make the decision on this yourself. I didn’t buy one because when I decided to buy Acura TL reliability was a big factor. I don’t anticipate TL will have enough break downs to recoup what I spend on extended warranty. If you decide to buy one only buy Acura Care Extended Warranty (this service is provided and backed by Acura and good in any Acura dealer in the US) DO NOT buy third party extended warranty as they could be pain in the rear when you actually need to use your warranty. Followings are places where you could buy legit Acura Care Extended Warranty online at fair price. It’s honored at any Acura dealer in the US weather you buy it online or from dealership.
* Acura will not allow online sales of Acura Care Extended Warranty beginning April 1.
Tax, Title and registration fee – This is about the only thing that gets straight forward in car buying. Everyone pays same set amount that applies to your vehicle in your area. Unless you live in same county or city everyone pays different amount for this. Dealers would rarely play games on this because Uncle Sam is watching.
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List below are the very useful informations found at the edmunds CAR SPACE!! Credit fully go to Kyekyk from edmunds CAR SPACE!! =)TL Base -------- MSRP $34,440 Invoice $31,750
TL w/ Nav ------ MSRP $36,940 Invoice $33,998
TL Type-S ----- MSRP $38,940 Invoice $35,832
*Price includes Destination Charge
* Try not to take the car that’s been sitting in the dealer lot for more then 2 months the max. You can find built month and year on the sticker on the inside of your driver’s door jam. Dealers want to move out old inventory, especially in smaller markets where turn over ratio is not as good as in larger markets. Unless dealer is willing to give you a substantial discount for it don’t take cars with over 50 mi and/or built in more than 2 months ago. After a test drive write down the VIN of the car you picked and make sure this VIN is what you see on the contract before you sign.
Dealer add-on protections (leather protection, clear coat paint protection, under body protection etc…. are never recommended. No matter how dealer sweet talk you into it, it either not needed or way over priced. If you really want them check out your local detail shops. You could find better ones for less then half the cost.
Dealer installed accessories -- Don’t take it unless you could have the dealer throw it in for free at the price you negotiated without installed accessories. Bottom line is don’t buy any accessories from dealer unless it’s totally free. If you want to buy any genuine Acura Accessories check out these sites. You could find it for a lot less then at your dealership.
Dealer Documentation Fees -- Unfortunately for shoppers, there is no set price for this fee. You just have to visit different dealership in your area to find out what the reasonable documentation fee in your market is for yourself. I’ve read as low as $50 to as high as $500. It just varies by market. If dealer A is charging $100, dealer B is charging $125 and dealer C is charging $135 for documentation fee you know that the reasonable documentation fee in your market is $100.
Other Charges -- Do Not Pay. you shouldn't have to pay anything other then Tax, Title, Registration, Documentation Fees, Extended Warrenty (if bought one) and Tire Tax. If you see anything else on bill of sales dealer is just trying what ever it can to make more profit on you.
Extended warranty – You have to make the decision on this yourself. I didn’t buy one because when I decided to buy Acura TL reliability was a big factor. I don’t anticipate TL will have enough break downs to recoup what I spend on extended warranty. If you decide to buy one only buy Acura Care Extended Warranty (this service is provided and backed by Acura and good in any Acura dealer in the US) DO NOT buy third party extended warranty as they could be pain in the rear when you actually need to use your warranty. Followings are places where you could buy legit Acura Care Extended Warranty online at fair price. It’s honored at any Acura dealer in the US weather you buy it online or from dealership.
* Acura will not allow online sales of Acura Care Extended Warranty beginning April 1.
Tax, Title and registration fee – This is about the only thing that gets straight forward in car buying. Everyone pays same set amount that applies to your vehicle in your area. Unless you live in same county or city everyone pays different amount for this. Dealers would rarely play games on this because Uncle Sam is watching.
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Originally Posted by dimsumlo
I'm currently on the same boat as you are!! =) List below are the very useful informations found at the edmunds CAR SPACE!! Credit fully go to Kyekyk from edmunds CAR SPACE!! =)
TL Base -------- MSRP $34,440 Invoice $31,750
TL w/ Nav ------ MSRP $36,940 Invoice $33,998
TL Type-S ----- MSRP $38,940 Invoice $35,832
*Price includes Destination Charge
* Try not to take the car that’s been sitting in the dealer lot for more then 2 months the max. You can find built month and year on the sticker on the inside of your driver’s door jam. Dealers want to move out old inventory, especially in smaller markets where turn over ratio is not as good as in larger markets. Unless dealer is willing to give you a substantial discount for it don’t take cars with over 50 mi and/or built in more than 2 months ago. After a test drive write down the VIN of the car you picked and make sure this VIN is what you see on the contract before you sign.
Dealer add-on protections (leather protection, clear coat paint protection, under body protection etc…. are never recommended. No matter how dealer sweet talk you into it, it either not needed or way over priced. If you really want them check out your local detail shops. You could find better ones for less then half the cost.
Dealer installed accessories -- Don’t take it unless you could have the dealer throw it in for free at the price you negotiated without installed accessories. Bottom line is don’t buy any accessories from dealer unless it’s totally free. If you want to buy any genuine Acura Accessories check out these sites. You could find it for a lot less then at your dealership.
Dealer Documentation Fees -- Unfortunately for shoppers, there is no set price for this fee. You just have to visit different dealership in your area to find out what the reasonable documentation fee in your market is for yourself. I’ve read as low as $50 to as high as $500. It just varies by market. If dealer A is charging $100, dealer B is charging $125 and dealer C is charging $135 for documentation fee you know that the reasonable documentation fee in your market is $100.
Other Charges -- Do Not Pay. you shouldn't have to pay anything other then Tax, Title, Registration, Documentation Fees, Extended Warrenty (if bought one) and Tire Tax. If you see anything else on bill of sales dealer is just trying what ever it can to make more profit on you.
Extended warranty – You have to make the decision on this yourself. I didn’t buy one because when I decided to buy Acura TL reliability was a big factor. I don’t anticipate TL will have enough break downs to recoup what I spend on extended warranty. If you decide to buy one only buy Acura Care Extended Warranty (this service is provided and backed by Acura and good in any Acura dealer in the US) DO NOT buy third party extended warranty as they could be pain in the rear when you actually need to use your warranty. Followings are places where you could buy legit Acura Care Extended Warranty online at fair price. It’s honored at any Acura dealer in the US weather you buy it online or from dealership.
* Acura will not allow online sales of Acura Care Extended Warranty beginning April 1.
Tax, Title and registration fee – This is about the only thing that gets straight forward in car buying. Everyone pays same set amount that applies to your vehicle in your area. Unless you live in same county or city everyone pays different amount for this. Dealers would rarely play games on this because Uncle Sam is watching.
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List below are the very useful informations found at the edmunds CAR SPACE!! Credit fully go to Kyekyk from edmunds CAR SPACE!! =)TL Base -------- MSRP $34,440 Invoice $31,750
TL w/ Nav ------ MSRP $36,940 Invoice $33,998
TL Type-S ----- MSRP $38,940 Invoice $35,832
*Price includes Destination Charge
* Try not to take the car that’s been sitting in the dealer lot for more then 2 months the max. You can find built month and year on the sticker on the inside of your driver’s door jam. Dealers want to move out old inventory, especially in smaller markets where turn over ratio is not as good as in larger markets. Unless dealer is willing to give you a substantial discount for it don’t take cars with over 50 mi and/or built in more than 2 months ago. After a test drive write down the VIN of the car you picked and make sure this VIN is what you see on the contract before you sign.
Dealer add-on protections (leather protection, clear coat paint protection, under body protection etc…. are never recommended. No matter how dealer sweet talk you into it, it either not needed or way over priced. If you really want them check out your local detail shops. You could find better ones for less then half the cost.
Dealer installed accessories -- Don’t take it unless you could have the dealer throw it in for free at the price you negotiated without installed accessories. Bottom line is don’t buy any accessories from dealer unless it’s totally free. If you want to buy any genuine Acura Accessories check out these sites. You could find it for a lot less then at your dealership.
Dealer Documentation Fees -- Unfortunately for shoppers, there is no set price for this fee. You just have to visit different dealership in your area to find out what the reasonable documentation fee in your market is for yourself. I’ve read as low as $50 to as high as $500. It just varies by market. If dealer A is charging $100, dealer B is charging $125 and dealer C is charging $135 for documentation fee you know that the reasonable documentation fee in your market is $100.
Other Charges -- Do Not Pay. you shouldn't have to pay anything other then Tax, Title, Registration, Documentation Fees, Extended Warrenty (if bought one) and Tire Tax. If you see anything else on bill of sales dealer is just trying what ever it can to make more profit on you.
Extended warranty – You have to make the decision on this yourself. I didn’t buy one because when I decided to buy Acura TL reliability was a big factor. I don’t anticipate TL will have enough break downs to recoup what I spend on extended warranty. If you decide to buy one only buy Acura Care Extended Warranty (this service is provided and backed by Acura and good in any Acura dealer in the US) DO NOT buy third party extended warranty as they could be pain in the rear when you actually need to use your warranty. Followings are places where you could buy legit Acura Care Extended Warranty online at fair price. It’s honored at any Acura dealer in the US weather you buy it online or from dealership.
* Acura will not allow online sales of Acura Care Extended Warranty beginning April 1.
Tax, Title and registration fee – This is about the only thing that gets straight forward in car buying. Everyone pays same set amount that applies to your vehicle in your area. Unless you live in same county or city everyone pays different amount for this. Dealers would rarely play games on this because Uncle Sam is watching.
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Sigh I'm tempted to go put deposit down end of this month in fear of the Acura cash back incentive dissapearing. Even though really not ready until the end of next month.
03-09-2008, 10:33 AM
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Oh and forgot to mention, they were offering 2.9% financing from Honda America. Term is 36 months, so I jumped right at it by putting the extra money into a 5.25% CD.
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OH! I forgot to mention, there are speical financial offers going on right now for both purchase and lease. However, I believed it is regional for purchasing. 
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Originally Posted by dimsumlo
OH! I forgot to mention, there are speical financial offers going on right now for both purchase and lease. However, I believed it is regional for purchasing.
Unfortunatly the only financing specials in my area seem to be 5.9 for 72 months. Shrug for the length of terms it's not horrible really and I could pay it off 2-3 years early but nothing ot make me jump that's for sure.
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Originally Posted by Mike00
Man if I could get 2.9% financing I would jump all over that even now a month before I'm ready.
Unfortunatly the only financing specials in my area seem to be 5.9 for 72 months. Shrug for the length of terms it's not horrible really and I could pay it off 2-3 years early but nothing ot make me jump that's for sure.
Unfortunatly the only financing specials in my area seem to be 5.9 for 72 months. Shrug for the length of terms it's not horrible really and I could pay it off 2-3 years early but nothing ot make me jump that's for sure.
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These are great information.... thank you
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I went into negotiations for a tsx and tl last night. The main kicker was that The 2,000 buck incentive cannot be combined w/ the special 0.9% rate for the TL. I was pretty bummmed to say the least.
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Originally Posted by dchian
I went into negotiations for a tsx and tl last night. The main kicker was that The 2,000 buck incentive cannot be combined w/ the special 0.9% rate for the TL. I was pretty bummmed to say the least.
I wonder if you told them I'd just go through my credit union for 3% and see what they say.
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I just purchased my 08 tl type s for 33k flat before ttd and destination charge. did i get a good deal? My dealer said they will let me know tomorrow if i qulify for the 2.9% APR. BTW i reside in NY.
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Originally Posted by lldknyll26
I just purchased my 08 tl type s for 33k flat before ttd and destination charge. did i get a good deal? My dealer said they will let me know tomorrow if i qulify for the 2.9% APR. BTW i reside in NY.
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Just got my TL-S(KBP) for 36,500 before TTD....only 2 dealerships around the area here so I had to fight and get 2400 off...plan to pick up the car in late may or early june when it finally ordered and brough to the dealership
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Originally Posted by joeybabyluvsu
Just got my TL-S(KBP) for 36,500 before TTD....only 2 dealerships around the area here so I had to fight and get 2400 off...plan to pick up the car in late may or early june when it finally ordered and brough to the dealership
got mine for the same,guess were both suckers,LOL
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