Select Acura Dealers are offering for
Well-Qualified Loyalty/Conquest Lessees in Eligible States: a
2024 Acura ZDX A-Spec RWD Electric SUV 1 Speed Automatic Electric SUV for
$299 per month for 24 months with
$2,999 total due at signing for well-qualified lessees who
currently own a 2004 or newer Acura or
2014 or newer Audi, BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ford, Genesis, Honda, Hyundai, Infiniti, Kia, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Polestar, Rivian, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen or Volvo vehicle. Offer valid at
participating dealerships in CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, MA, MD, ME, MN, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OR, RI, VA, VT, or WA.
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RyzenPrime for sharing this deal.
Offer Notes:
- Not all lessees will qualify. Higher lease rates apply for lessees with lower credit ratings. Lease offers vary based on MSRP. Dealers set actual prices.
- Includes Clean Vehicle Lease Credit of $7,500 and Loyalty/Conquest Offer of $4,000 applied as capitalized cost reduction.
- Must take new retail delivery of vehicle from dealer stock by April 30, 2025.
- Lessee responsible for maintenance, excessive wear/tear and up to 20¢/mile over 7,500 miles/year. Not all customers qualify for Loyalty/Conquest offer. See your participating Acura dealer for complete details.
About this Vehicle:
- Features Page
- Specs Page
- Notable Details:
- Single-Motor RWD
- 358 Horsepower
- 324 lb ft of Torque
- 3,500 lb Max Towing Capacity
- 313-Mile EPA Range Rating
- Panoramic Moonroof and Power Lift Tailgate
- Perforated Milano Premium Leather-Trimmed Seats w/ Heated Front 12-Way Power Seats
- 18-Speaker Premium BANG & OLUFSEN Sound System
- 11-in Digital Instrument Cluster
- 11.3-in Color Touchscreen Display with Volume Knob
- AcuraWatch Advanced Safety & Driver Assist (Collision Alert, Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist & More)
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under right top corner "signed" (I haven't post mine yet)
but I think $70k car for 24 months, not 7.5k but 10k is an excellent deal.
$333.34/month (include Tax, etc.)
Of course you need to get insurance with your own.
edit: he edits the entire post so my comment is not valid anymore
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It has GMs electric platform… not the same. Everything from insulation to features are Acura exclusively.
Auto sales 8+ years.
We sell these models
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Still a great deal (in fact I leased one last November for $249 with $2500 down (NorCal).
Figuring out the depreciation and the residual, Honda is going to take a bath on these in 2-3 years... I think $8-10K each.
That said, Wife likes the car, it's got it quirks (first year run) (and it's very GM, and Honda is lacking on updates (GM has been updating them, but Honda hasn't pushed a single update since Oct 2023).
Trouble Spots (I've had zero issues requiring repair, but we have only about 2500 miles on ours) but reported on these...
1) The CV Joints seem to be bad, there is a "updated" part expected int he next month... recalls might start.
2) High Voltage Battery failures (but all EV's seem to have them).
3) Rear Braking is waaaaaaaaaaay too sensitive, to the point everyone turns it off and just has it to warn. IE: when my wife is backing out from a slight incline, no cars, it'll slam on the brakes... no issue (And strangely no warnings) with it in "warn only" mode.
4) The Memory Seats don't work correctly... nor like the manual states. They basically just stay where they were left off.
5) Menu system could use some serious polish. It's like they took the main Android Automotive screen for the most part and kept it stock... they could of done a better job with colors and logos/icons.
6) Build quality... some of the "fit and finish" is very GM "Just Okay" compared to Honda "Quality".
Still a great deal (in fact I leased one last November for $249 with $2500 down (NorCal).
Figuring out the depreciation and the residual, Honda is going to take a bath on these in 2-3 years... I think $8-10K each.
That said, Wife likes the car, it's got it quirks (first year run) (and it's very GM, and Honda is lacking on updates (GM has been updating them, but Honda hasn't pushed a single update since Oct 2023).
Trouble Spots (I've had zero issues requiring repair, but we have only about 2500 miles on ours) but reported on these...
1) The CV Joints seem to be bad, there is a "updated" part expected int he next month... recalls might start.
2) High Voltage Battery failures (but all EV's seem to have them).
3) Rear Braking is waaaaaaaaaaay too sensitive, to the point everyone turns it off and just has it to warn. IE: when my wife is backing out from a slight incline, no cars, it'll slam on the brakes... no issue (And strangely no warnings) with it in "warn only" mode.
4) The Memory Seats don't work correctly... nor like the manual states. They basically just stay where they were left off.
5) Menu system could use some serious polish. It's like they took the main Android Automotive screen for the most part and kept it stock... they could of done a better job with colors and logos/icons.
6) Build quality... some of the "fit and finish" is very GM "Just Okay" compared to Honda "Quality".
We have the AWD EX, so no memory seat features to fail, but I also wonder the use of the seat auto-adjusting if the mirrors don't too? But yeah, we turned off rear breaking. It couldn't cope with our slightly sloping driveway. Only regret on the EX is no front camera and sound system is pretty weak, otherwise really liking our Prologue
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