2012 TL SH-AWD Tech Price
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
2012 TL SH-AWD Tech Price
Hi guys,
I went over to paragon acura yesterday to see if they had any '12 TL SH-AWD Tech's in stock and see what kind of deals they were giving. Given that I wasn't ready to sign on the spot, he didn't have any real interest to show me a good deal.
They had a black on black in stock (wanted white on black) with an MSRP of 44k. His first offer was 41k (for an already 1y old model), which right off the bat I rejected. Looking around the site, I see that 36k should be a fair deal (correct me if I'm wrong) given that the 2013 is out already. He also said that a lease on this car was 489 / month with 0 down (seems high to me).
I've never leased a car before, but have heard that the first thing you do is negotiate the MSRP, then work out the lease payment. Is there anything else I should know?
Thanks
PS - The Honda dealer is across the street so I checked out the new accord touring and my that is one really nice car. It's listed at 34k and comes with all sorts of new tech and has significantly better mileage than the TL which is making this a very difficult choice right now!
I went over to paragon acura yesterday to see if they had any '12 TL SH-AWD Tech's in stock and see what kind of deals they were giving. Given that I wasn't ready to sign on the spot, he didn't have any real interest to show me a good deal.
They had a black on black in stock (wanted white on black) with an MSRP of 44k. His first offer was 41k (for an already 1y old model), which right off the bat I rejected. Looking around the site, I see that 36k should be a fair deal (correct me if I'm wrong) given that the 2013 is out already. He also said that a lease on this car was 489 / month with 0 down (seems high to me).
I've never leased a car before, but have heard that the first thing you do is negotiate the MSRP, then work out the lease payment. Is there anything else I should know?
Thanks
PS - The Honda dealer is across the street so I checked out the new accord touring and my that is one really nice car. It's listed at 34k and comes with all sorts of new tech and has significantly better mileage than the TL which is making this a very difficult choice right now!
#2
38k, new accord feature for feature may beat a '12 TL... I haven't sat inside one to get a feel for the interior. I like the exterior of the TL over the accord. But strictly on features you could argue the accord is a better deal.
#3
I'm in the same boat, my TSX is off lease in April and trying to decide what I want to do. Am interested in an AWD TL, but $44k is way too much. Any thoughts on what a "good" lease number would be for a 2012?
#4
Safety Car
Mine was 38k 6 months ago. So your estimates are about right. IMHO, the accord is nice but still not an Acura. You won't get the luxury car service like Acura or Lexus gives you at a Honda dealer. Also longer standard warranty. Keep in mind that the accord has cylinder deactivation for better gas mileage but the vehicles that do that are having severe sludge build up. It's on bobistheoil guy with pictures.
#5
Racer
$36k is a stretch for a 2012 TL Tech SH-AWD unless earlier and you qualified for loyalty/conquest and the dealer felt like losing at least a grand or so.
2012 TL inventory is very sparse, because of the incentives on them September and October. Most of ours in stock are Tech SH-AWD now, 4 of which are Bellanova White/Ebony. Great combo, we just didn't realize we ordered 4 of them.
Great deals to be had, just do not wait any longer or you'll settle for color/trim
2012 TL inventory is very sparse, because of the incentives on them September and October. Most of ours in stock are Tech SH-AWD now, 4 of which are Bellanova White/Ebony. Great combo, we just didn't realize we ordered 4 of them.
Great deals to be had, just do not wait any longer or you'll settle for color/trim
#7
$36k is a stretch for a 2012 TL Tech SH-AWD unless earlier and you qualified for loyalty/conquest and the dealer felt like losing at least a grand or so.
2012 TL inventory is very sparse, because of the incentives on them September and October. Most of ours in stock are Tech SH-AWD now, 4 of which are Bellanova White/Ebony. Great combo, we just didn't realize we ordered 4 of them.
Great deals to be had, just do not wait any longer or you'll settle for color/trim
2012 TL inventory is very sparse, because of the incentives on them September and October. Most of ours in stock are Tech SH-AWD now, 4 of which are Bellanova White/Ebony. Great combo, we just didn't realize we ordered 4 of them.
Great deals to be had, just do not wait any longer or you'll settle for color/trim
Oh well. Guess I'll just buy out the TSX.
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#8
$36k is a stretch for a 2012 TL Tech SH-AWD unless earlier and you qualified for loyalty/conquest and the dealer felt like losing at least a grand or so.
2012 TL inventory is very sparse, because of the incentives on them September and October. Most of ours in stock are Tech SH-AWD now, 4 of which are Bellanova White/Ebony. Great combo, we just didn't realize we ordered 4 of them.
Great deals to be had, just do not wait any longer or you'll settle for color/trim
2012 TL inventory is very sparse, because of the incentives on them September and October. Most of ours in stock are Tech SH-AWD now, 4 of which are Bellanova White/Ebony. Great combo, we just didn't realize we ordered 4 of them.
Great deals to be had, just do not wait any longer or you'll settle for color/trim
#9
Hi guys,
I went over to paragon acura yesterday to see if they had any '12 TL SH-AWD Tech's in stock and see what kind of deals they were giving. Given that I wasn't ready to sign on the spot, he didn't have any real interest to show me a good deal.
They had a black on black in stock (wanted white on black) with an MSRP of 44k. His first offer was 41k (for an already 1y old model), which right off the bat I rejected. Looking around the site, I see that 36k should be a fair deal (correct me if I'm wrong) given that the 2013 is out already. He also said that a lease on this car was 489 / month with 0 down (seems high to me).
I've never leased a car before, but have heard that the first thing you do is negotiate the MSRP, then work out the lease payment. Is there anything else I should know?
Thanks
PS - The Honda dealer is across the street so I checked out the new accord touring and my that is one really nice car. It's listed at 34k and comes with all sorts of new tech and has significantly better mileage than the TL which is making this a very difficult choice right now!
I went over to paragon acura yesterday to see if they had any '12 TL SH-AWD Tech's in stock and see what kind of deals they were giving. Given that I wasn't ready to sign on the spot, he didn't have any real interest to show me a good deal.
They had a black on black in stock (wanted white on black) with an MSRP of 44k. His first offer was 41k (for an already 1y old model), which right off the bat I rejected. Looking around the site, I see that 36k should be a fair deal (correct me if I'm wrong) given that the 2013 is out already. He also said that a lease on this car was 489 / month with 0 down (seems high to me).
I've never leased a car before, but have heard that the first thing you do is negotiate the MSRP, then work out the lease payment. Is there anything else I should know?
Thanks
PS - The Honda dealer is across the street so I checked out the new accord touring and my that is one really nice car. It's listed at 34k and comes with all sorts of new tech and has significantly better mileage than the TL which is making this a very difficult choice right now!
OP, find out what rebates/incentives are still in effect for November. Find out invoice price of the vehicle you want and subtract the rebates. That should be your starting price. You might be able to go lower a couple hundred dollars lower than that, but that depends on the dealership and how desperate they are to move the vehicle. $36K is possible but only if the conquest/loyalty rebates are still in effect and you qualify. Figure out your fees. The typical fees in a LEASE are acquisition fee ($595), doc fee (varies usually $150 - $350), registration (varies). Doc fees are pure dealer profit. They will tell you its non-negotiable. Figure what you feel is fair and have them adjust their price accordingly. Find out the money factor (interest rate) and the residual value for November. Find a lease calculator and plug in all the information. Calculate the lease payment including tax. Email/call the dealerships around your area (look in Westchester and Northern NJ as well), let them know the price or lease payment (w/ tax and fees) you want and whether or not they can do it. If you do go to a dealership, have a price or lease payment in mind before hand (OTD price incl tax and fees) and talk directly to a manager. Let him know your price/leas payment and that your serious and willing to take the vehicle that day if he matches your terms. If he says no and doesn't come back with something really close to what your asking, WALK OUT. Do not waste your time.
btw... The price of $489 if it includes tax doesn't sound bad for SH-AWD with Tech. I've also heard bad things about Paragon so definitely shop around. Goodluck.
Forgot to mention, a lease program usually runs until the first weekend of the following month. So October's rate and incentives might still be in effect until this weekend. You would have to verify with the dealerships.
Last edited by queens207tl; 11-02-2012 at 02:02 PM.
#10
Instructor
Beach is located in/near Philly, Metro Acura.... Call the dealership and ask for Derek Internet Sales Manager... Great guy and will do his best on pricing for you... Bought my 2012 TL SH-AWD Advance Mayan/Umber from him... Was the last one in the area with the color combo... Good luck and let him know Brian told you to give him a buzz...
#11
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
I went to another dealership today and got the following:
37500 to buy or:
418/mo for 36 mo with first month and nj tax 7% as up front (around 1350)
12k per year allowance
Residual they used was 48% initially but i asked him to bump it to 53% as i saw many people on edmunds were getting that.
I am going to call another dealer tomorrow to see if they can do better or have the white / black in stock.
This dealer only has silver / black.
37500 to buy or:
418/mo for 36 mo with first month and nj tax 7% as up front (around 1350)
12k per year allowance
Residual they used was 48% initially but i asked him to bump it to 53% as i saw many people on edmunds were getting that.
I am going to call another dealer tomorrow to see if they can do better or have the white / black in stock.
This dealer only has silver / black.
#12
I went to another dealership today and got the following:
37500 to buy or:
418/mo for 36 mo with first month and nj tax 7% as up front (around 1350)
12k per year allowance
Residual they used was 48% initially but i asked him to bump it to 53% as i saw many people on edmunds were getting that.
I am going to call another dealer tomorrow to see if they can do better or have the white / black in stock.
This dealer only has silver / black.
37500 to buy or:
418/mo for 36 mo with first month and nj tax 7% as up front (around 1350)
12k per year allowance
Residual they used was 48% initially but i asked him to bump it to 53% as i saw many people on edmunds were getting that.
I am going to call another dealer tomorrow to see if they can do better or have the white / black in stock.
This dealer only has silver / black.
Secondly, residual values are set by Acura. The dealership cannot make up on their own values. The only way to change them is to change the amount of miles you want for the lease. For example moving from 15K miles a year to 10K miles a year. The dealer is not going to change the residual value just because you asked them to. You definitely need to get more details from the dealers when they are quoting you these prices.
#13
Purchased my '12 awd tech oct 14th in jacksonville (acura of orange park) for 35.9....I got USAA price w/ 1k acura loyalty and 750 mil discount. You can get a good price, i'm sure they want the '12s off the lot. USAA price is the same as the ZAG price and remember that includes destination fee and dont let them charge you for the trunk tray, wheel locks, and other BS they put on it! Make them give that to you free
#15
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
True car has a 2013 TL AWD Tech for 39.9k including destination
What do you think? I think it may be cheaper to lease given that the residual value is higher and money factor is the same. I have asked the dealer to provide me with this info. Will post an update when i get it.
What do you think? I think it may be cheaper to lease given that the residual value is higher and money factor is the same. I have asked the dealer to provide me with this info. Will post an update when i get it.
#17
#18
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
ok so i might pull the trigger today on the 2012 TL SH-AWD Tech
final details are:
419 / month for 36m 12k/year
1674 due at signing which includes UF taxes (NY at 7% since I just moved there) of about 1055, tags/title 200 and first months payment of 419.
What do you think? He was quoting $40 more / month for the 2013 with about 200 more for UF.
Thanks
final details are:
419 / month for 36m 12k/year
1674 due at signing which includes UF taxes (NY at 7% since I just moved there) of about 1055, tags/title 200 and first months payment of 419.
What do you think? He was quoting $40 more / month for the 2013 with about 200 more for UF.
Thanks
#20
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thing is I want to get the new TL when it comes out but need something immediately as my 99 TL's transmission is banging and slipping all over the place now. I figured I'd lease one for now until the new model comes out then buy. This is my first lease so it was all a learning process, but well worth the effort. I think I got a good deal for what it is. If I bought it, I would pay 7% on the entire amount which when sold to a private seller I wouldn't see any of it back.
#21
That being said, I have no objections to leases. My TL is a lease and love the idea of partially financing the vehicle and one of the advantage with leasing is the following: IF you have a major accident with your vehicle why you lease, at the end of the lease, Acura will have to deal with the depreciation associated with the accident report on file attached to the vehicle. That is not why I lease but could be seen a check on the "plus" side I guess
Last edited by weather; 11-07-2012 at 06:35 PM.
#22
Pro
What's the buy out at the end of the lease?
Basically --- as an exercise in numbers, if you considered the lease + buy out after as "regular financing" with a term of lease period plus 60 months (96 months total), what would the effective interest rate be for that period? (And how does it compare in total $$ spent with a 96 month financing -- if such a thing existed)
Basically --- as an exercise in numbers, if you considered the lease + buy out after as "regular financing" with a term of lease period plus 60 months (96 months total), what would the effective interest rate be for that period? (And how does it compare in total $$ spent with a 96 month financing -- if such a thing existed)
#23
Racer
Hey Black,
Beach is located in/near Philly, Metro Acura.... Call the dealership and ask for Derek Internet Sales Manager... Great guy and will do his best on pricing for you... Bought my 2012 TL SH-AWD Advance Mayan/Umber from him... Was the last one in the area with the color combo... Good luck and let him know Brian told you to give him a buzz...
Beach is located in/near Philly, Metro Acura.... Call the dealership and ask for Derek Internet Sales Manager... Great guy and will do his best on pricing for you... Bought my 2012 TL SH-AWD Advance Mayan/Umber from him... Was the last one in the area with the color combo... Good luck and let him know Brian told you to give him a buzz...
Remaining 2012 TL's and MDX's are the best deal at the moment, if you can find one. No use waiting, there will be no cars to go with the pricing. We have 6 SH-AWD Tech TL's left, 4 of which are white/ebony.
Now located in Limerick, PA and no longer in the city.
Advance models remain even more exclusive and rare to find, and an incredible car with the 19" wheels and additional electronics.
I can be more specific with details by PM...cheers to Acura buying!
#24
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Ok, so just put my purchase order in for a 2013 TL SH-AWD w/Tech (not a contract they say).
The details are:
MSRP : 44,080
Initial Cap cost : 38,700 (pretty good yeah?)
10k / year for 36m
Residual 57%
MF : 0.00118 (2.83%)
Acq fee : 595
NJ tax at 7%
payments come out to 500/ month
UF = 1340 which includes first month (500), NJ Registration (350), doc fee of 75, Tire tax 12.5, 215 cap cost reduction, and 1xx of some other NJ tax.
How does this look?
I initially wanted the white on black, but ended up liking the white on taupe (seating surfaces are grey whereas the dash/carpet/steering wheel are black which has a nice contrast).
The car needs to be a dealer swap so someone needs to drive it down once its located. Apparently, they dont flatbed on dealer swaps.. Anyway, since it's a lease, I dont really care.
Thanks
The details are:
MSRP : 44,080
Initial Cap cost : 38,700 (pretty good yeah?)
10k / year for 36m
Residual 57%
MF : 0.00118 (2.83%)
Acq fee : 595
NJ tax at 7%
payments come out to 500/ month
UF = 1340 which includes first month (500), NJ Registration (350), doc fee of 75, Tire tax 12.5, 215 cap cost reduction, and 1xx of some other NJ tax.
How does this look?
I initially wanted the white on black, but ended up liking the white on taupe (seating surfaces are grey whereas the dash/carpet/steering wheel are black which has a nice contrast).
The car needs to be a dealer swap so someone needs to drive it down once its located. Apparently, they dont flatbed on dealer swaps.. Anyway, since it's a lease, I dont really care.
Thanks
#26
Three Wheelin'
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Thanks for the info though!
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