Rebates and incentives

Acura Extends Sign and Drive Leases Through December

By Liz Opsitnik
Friday, Dec 10 2010 12:23

Acura's Season of Reason sales event features sign and drive lease incentives and low auto loan rates through December.

The no money due at signing leases are available on the 2010 RL, TL, TSX and ZDX, as well as the 2011 TL, MDX and RDX. The leases are all 36 months long and require no down payment, no security deposit, no first month's payment and nothing due at lease signing. You still have to pay tax, title and fees.

Monthly payments range from $360 to $620, depending on the model. A potential negative with this lease deal is that only 10,000 miles a year are included, while most three-year leases allow you to drive 12,000 miles a year.

Since there is no money required at lease signing, sign and drive leases have higher monthly payments. If you prefer lower monthly payments, Acura is also offering lease incentives with several thousand dollars due at signing. The same models available with the sign and drive lease incentive are available in December for 36 months with anywhere from $2,249 to $3,499 due at signing. These lease payments range from $289 to $549.

Acura TSX

The four-cylinder 2010 Acura TSX can be leased for $360 a month through the sign and drive lease deal in December.

Low auto loan rates of 0.9 or 1.9 percent are also available on new Acura models in December. The 0.9 percent car loan rate is good for up to 36 months on the 2011 TL, MDX and RDX. For up to five years, the 0.9 percent auto loan rate is available on the 2010 RL, TL, TSX, ZDX and 2011 TSX. The 1.9 percent car loan rate is good for auto loans up to 60 months on the 2011 TL, MDX and RDX.

These same discounted auto loan rates are also available for qualifying college graduates in December.

Incentives listed are for the southeast region. They may differ depending on where you live. Check Acura's site to find the incentives in your area.

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