Acura Lease Deals, Financing Incentives & Rebates: April 2022

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Meghan Carbary has been writing professionally for nearly 20 years. A published journalist in three states, Meghan honed her skills as a feature writer and sports editor. She has now expanded her skill-set into the automotive industry as a content writer for Auto Credit Express, where she contributes to several automotive and auto finance blogs.


, Automotive Content Editor - April 4, 2022

For April, all Acura deals remain the same as shown in March. Last month, Acura had raised lease prices, though the changes weren't obvious. That's because rather than increasing monthly payments, Acura raised the amounts due at signing by around $500. Even though Acura has been known to offer lease deals, this is no longer the case amid the ongoing inventory shortage.

Acura financing deals remain hard to find, with the lowest interest rate of 1.9% APR for 36 months on the 2022 ILX. However, other models have a higher rate of 2.9% for 60 months, which is also available on the ILX if you want longer to pay. For now, the best way to save is by taking advantage of a $1,000 loyalty discount in the case of the Acura TLX and MDX, or a $750 conquest bonus when switching from another brand.

The offers listed here are available nationally through May 2nd. This page gets updated monthly based on the latest offers, so be sure to check back for possible changes.

Model Best Acura Lease Deal Best Acura Financing Deal Best Acura Rebate Deal
Acura ILX
Acura ILX
Lease from $289/month 1.9% APR for 36 months $500 Loyalty/Conquest Bonus
Acura TLX
Acura TLX
Lease from $439/month 2.9% APR for 60 months $1,000 Loyalty Bonus
Acura RDX
Acura RDX
Lease from $439/month 2.9% APR for 60 months Contact your dealer for offers
Acura MDX
Acura MDX
Lease from $509/month 2.9% APR for 60 months $1,000 Loyalty Bonus

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Must-Know Advice For Acura Buyers

Fewer cars. The ILX and TLX remain the only two sedans in the brand's lineup. Acura no longer builds either the TL or TSX, and the NSX is a luxury coupe at the top of the range with a price tag of over $150,000. Expect the brand's SUVs to be comparatively easier to find.

Hidden discounts. Acura typically doesn't offer cash incentives like most automakers. Like Honda, it gives dealers unadvertised incentives called dealer cash to discount vehicles to protect its brand. In some cases, this can amount to thousands in savings. You may see the best deals on sedans like the TLX and SUVs like the MDX.

Better incentives for financing. Some of Acura's best deals favor those looking to finance. Dealer finance cash incentives can greatly benefit shoppers planning to take out a loan through Acura Financial. In some cases, this can be a smart alternative to low APR promos in terms of your overall cost.

Discounts can favor well-equipped styles. Thinking of upgrading? Our analysis finds that avoiding a base trim can sometimes get you access to better discounts for buying & leasing. In fact, comparing lease prices can reveal surprises like a smaller-than-expected difference in monthly payment or effective cost to lease.

Savings for switching. Acura sometimes offers loyalty discounts to current owners and conquest cash incentives worth between $500 and $2,500 for switching brands. Watch out for lease prices that include these incentives since you may be faced with a higher payment or amount due at signing if you aren't eligible.

Used car deals. Looking to save more money? The Acura Certified Pre-Owned Program can get you access to low rates. See our monthly CPO deal analysis for the best offers as promos can vary month to month and focus only on select models.

College grad discounts. Recent grads may be eligible for the Acura College Graduate Program for an extra $500 off most vehicles when financing or leasing through Acura Financial Services.

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, Automotive Content Editor

Meghan Carbary has been writing professionally for nearly 20 years. A published journalist in three states, Meghan honed her skills as a feature writer and sports editor. She has now expanded her skill-set into the automotive industry as a content writer for Auto Credit Express, where she contributes to several automotive and auto finance blogs.


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