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Did I do good? I didn't even shop around. So far the car is awesome! I just tinted it 35% all around and plan on plasti dipping all the wheels gloss black. Thoughts?
seoulTL - did I read this correct that you paid $33K for a tech v6? I made an offer to a dealer for a v6 tech AWD for $34k if I take one out of inventory - we'll see what he says. This dealer is trying to get my business from a dealer where i've been a customer for over 20 years. Will keep everyone updated.
Congrats on an awesome car with the craziest deals of the year!
Perfect timing to grab one, as inventory of colors and hot trim levels is getting tight due to the deals out there. V6 Tech, perfect combo.
Thank you! Amazing deals indeed! Man the car is scary fast too.
Originally Posted by jswift2000
seoulTL - did I read this correct that you paid $33K for a tech v6? I made an offer to a dealer for a v6 tech AWD for $34k if I take one out of inventory - we'll see what he says. This dealer is trying to get my business from a dealer where i've been a customer for over 20 years. Will keep everyone updated.
To be exact I got a 2015 Acura TLX 3.5 V-6 9-AT P-AWS with Technology MSRP $39,375 for $33,000. They said they were taking a $1400 loss on it, but who really knows. Good luck with the purchase. I'm sure you'll get it for a better price.
Thank you! Amazing deals indeed! Man the car is scary fast too.
To be exact I got a 2015 Acura TLX 3.5 V-6 9-AT P-AWS with Technology MSRP $39,375 for $33,000. They said they were taking a $1400 loss on it, but who really knows. Good luck with the purchase. I'm sure you'll get it for a better price.
I paid the same as well, for my TLX V6 P-AWS with Tech. It took a week of negotiating but I got it to $33k before TTL.
Great deal! Although we have more features in Canada, which has been documented numerous times, I envy the kind of price variance available in the US. Based on what I know, they are taking a loss or at least very close to break even.