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New models at your Acura dealer digitize your drive with the latest iteration of the Acura infotainment system, featuring a True Touchpad interface, wireless connectivity, integrated navigation, and several in-car entertainment options. Your Acura Dealer's Guide to Mastering the Acura Infotainment System Center Touchscreen with True Touchpad The center of your vehicle's dashboard features a high-definition touchscreen, which is 10.2 inches on the 2025 TLX and reaches up to 12.3 inches on the MDX. You can interact with the touchscreen interface directly to switch between elements, or you can use Acura's exclusive True Touchpad. The input system offers a pad with every spot mapped to a corresponding position on the interface, and extra buttons such as back and home. more Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatibility Passengers can browse apps such as Spotify on the center touchscreen by connecting their smartphones via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Models such as TLX and Integra allow you to connect your Apple or Android device without a cable to make phone calls, send and receive messages, or use Google Maps. You can also access digital voice assistants such as Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant to interact with certain navigation and infotainment functions using voice commands. SiriusXM Radio Your new Acura comes with a three-month SiriusXM trial subscription that gives you access to talk shows, comedy, sports, and many more entertainment options. You can also listen to breaking news from your favorite sources or browse through an endless list of podcasts available in the SiriusXM library. Upgrading to the SiriusXM with 360L subscription adds ad-free music and other on-demand streaming options such as interviews and shows. AcuraLink Connected Services The AcuraLink mobile app lets you access several functions on your smartphone that are otherwise limited to the center touchscreen. These include monitoring your vehicle's health, controlling certain features of your ride, and interacting with infotainment features. You can also request roadside assistance in the event of an emergency or schedule service if the time is right. If your Acura has integrated navigation, you can find a location on your smartphone and send it to your vehicle's system, or bookmark locations to make them easier to access on the center touchscreen. Additionally, you can use the Last Mile feature to receive walking directions on your smartphone after you exit your Acura. myQ Connected Garage With AcuraLink and an active myQ Connected Garage subscription, you no longer have to worry whether you left the garage door open; you can open or close compatible doors using your Acura's center touchscreen. Shopping for a tech-forward Acura with an advanced infotainment system? Visit us at Fox Acura of El Paso in El Paso, TX to browse our inventory and discover the 2025 MDX, 2025 Integra, and other new models.

The 2024 Acura MDX is a fantastic SUV with tons of sophisticated standard features and sport-tuned performance capabilities. This SUV has remarkable fuel efficiency, with the standard FWD system getting 19 MPG in the city and 26 MPG on the freeway. Check out other appealing qualities of the base model today. Four Reasons to Choose the 2024 Acura MDX 1. Powerful V6 Performance The base MDX model is outfitted with a robust 3.5-liter V6 engine that provides an output of 290 horsepower and 267 lb-ft of torque. This engine has adaptive technology via the i-VTEC valvetrain that maximizes power while also reducing carbon emissions. Idle-stop engine technology also enhances the eco-friendly performance of the powertrain by cutting off engine power in idle traffic to cut fuel consumption. more This fine-tuned V6 engine has a standard front-wheel-drive drivetrain, although drivers can opt for the available Super Handling AWD system. This unique system boosts traction support and optimizes weight distribution through the suspension system to provide a smooth and comfortable ride feel with incredible handling. A 10-speed automatic transmission with steering wheel paddle shifters is also standard. 2. Panoramic Moonroof The MDX has a power tilt-and-slide panoramic moonroof. This moonroof stretches over the entire cabin area to provide an open, airy ambiance to the interior of the SUV. A moonroof is a terrific feature to increase air circulation in the cabin, but unlike windows, a moonroof minimizes wind noise for a more comfortable ride experience. 3. Removable Center Seat This SUV gives drivers the ultimate seating configuration freedom with a removable second-row center seat. You can instantly create two second-row captain's chairs by removing the center seat whenever you need to. Removing the center second-row seat gives passengers easier access to the third-row. Along with this flexible second-row seat feature, the MDX has third-row seats with a 50/50 folding capability. Drivers can use the one-touch slide feature to make it easier for passengers to walk back to the third-row seats as well. This SUV has a maximum seven-passenger capacity and a maximum cargo capacity of 95 cubic feet when all rear seats are folded down. 4. Integrated Connectivity Infotainment is easier than ever with an impressive 12.3-inch HD dual-content center display, which displays multiple infotainment screens at one time. Integrated infotainment features from wireless Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and Bluetooth are standard. This model also comes with Amazon Alexa Built-In and voice recognition technology, so you can adjust your cabin settings and audio playback using only your voice. The Acura MDX is a fantastic SUV for busy families who need flexible cargo space. Learn how each of these terrific features works when you stop by Fox Acura of El Paso in El Paso, TX for a test drive.

Are you getting ready to buy a new car? While the prospect of searching for your next vehicle is exciting, there's no doubt that it can also be an intimidating and stressful process. Here are a few reasons why visiting your Acura dealership is the best place to start. 1. You Can Trust the Experts One of the greatest parts about visiting a dealership for all your car purchasing needs is that you'll be talking to people who work exclusively with this brand of car. This means that you'll get clear answers to any questions you have about an Acura model, and the staff will be able to help you find the perfect car for your needs and lifestyle. more You'll rarely experience this with independent sellers! They may know one or two basic things about the car you're purchasing – but they'll never be able to give you the details that the staff of a dealership can. 2. You'll Know the Cars Are Quality With independent sellers, it can be difficult to ascertain whether or not a car you're interested in is of good quality. The seller certainly might tell you it's a good-quality vehicle: but there are no regulations in place to back those statements up. When you go to a dealership, you can trust that every car they have is of great quality. Both car dealers and manufacturers are proud of what they make and provide, and both want to you be satisfied with the quality of all their products. 3. Your Dealer Will Be Able to Offer a Warranty If you're purchasing your car from an independent seller, you most likely won't be getting a warranty to go with the vehicle. Unfortunately, that means that if the worst happens and something goes wrong with your car, nothing is covering you and your wallet. On the other hand, most dealerships will provide you with a warranty when you buy your car. Ideally, the warranty is something you'll never need to think about. But if something happens to you and your vehicle, you'll be grateful you have it. At the very least, it offers some peace of mind! 4. You Can Take Your Time at a Dealership Buying a car from an independent seller often involves making quick decisions. After all, if you don't move fast, you could lose out on that car! However, those snap judgments can result in making a purchase you regret down the road. At a dealer, you have lots of time to think things over. In fact, if you're on the fence about a particular car, most dealerships will give you a day or two to think over your decision. This allows you to make choices with a clear mind. Buying a car can be as overwhelming as it is exciting. With so many options available, it can be difficult to even know where to start! Just remember that when you go to a dealership, you can trust the quality of the cars as well as the customer service you'll be getting. If you're ready to start shopping for your dream car, then head down to Fox Acura of El Paso today! Image via acura.com

When shopping for a new Acura, the question often arises, "Should I buy or lease?" Consider factors such as monthly budget allowance, vehicle usage, and upfront and turn-in costs before you decide. Let's break it down. Monthly Payments When you lease a vehicle, it is a lower monthly payment. Essentially, you are paying for the wear and tear of the vehicle, plus interest, while driving it over the term of the lease. If a 2019 Acura MDX costs $40,000 and the depreciated value when finished is $30,000, you end up paying $10,000. This is called the Residual Value. For three years, this example translates to $278 per month. more When you finance a 2019 Acura MDX, you pay the entire $40,000. You will most likely need to put a deposit down, or trade in a vehicle, and finance the rest. Let's say you trade in your old vehicle for $10,000 and finance the balance. A five-year note will cost you around $500 per month at a zero interest rate. At a 4.9 percent interest rate, that number jumps to $565 per month, twice the amount of a lease payment. Ownership When you lease, you never own that sporty Acura NSX. It is like paying rent on an apartment. When your term is up, you turn the vehicle in and you get nothing in return. Often there are fees associated with leases that can add even more money, such as excess mileage and unusual wear and tear. At this point, you either lease another vehicle or purchase one, because you need a car after all, right? If you finance the sleek Acura NSX, when paid, you own it outright. You can sell, keep, or trade it in for a new one — you decide. The bottom line is when you purchase a vehicle, you build equity, provided the value of the vehicle doesn't overly depreciate. This is more likely to happen if you finance for long terms. In general, if you finance for longer than six years, you likely cannot afford the vehicle. Taxes When leasing or buying a new Acura, whether it's the ILX, RDX, or NSX, you have to pay sales tax. The difference between leasing and buying is with a lease, you generally only pay sales tax on the down payment and monthly payment. However, this can vary widely depending on the tax jurisdiction you reside in. Sometimes you pay sales tax on the entire value, so be sure to check. If you put $3,000 down on an Acura TLX lease, and your payment is $250 per month for 36 months, your entire tax burden at 5 percent is roughly $600. When you purchase that new Acura TLX, you are responsible for paying the sales tax on the entire value. If the car costs $30,000 and the tax rate is 5 percent, you must pay $1,500. That's more than twice what you pay for a lease. It is best to figure out how much you plan on driving the car, what you can afford every month, and then shop for the deal that best fits your lifestyle and budget. Visit Fox Acura of El Paso and find out more from our Finance department. Image via acura.com

If you're looking for a luxury sedan that offers excellent value for your money, the 2019 Acura ILX and 2019 Acura TLX are two options worth considering. Both of these cars deliver impressive performance, ride quality, comfort, and safety. However, they are different in many ways. The main difference is that the ILX is a compact sports sedan, while the TLX is a family-friendly midsize sedan. Check out this comparison between the 2019 Acura ILX and TLX to determine which one is the better option for you. 2019 Acura TLX 2019 Acura ILX more Styling The 2019 Acura ILX and 2019 Acura TLX both look sleek and athletic with their long hoods, low roofs, and short trunks. However, the ILX is more aggressive-looking with its NSX-inspired styling. It has a busy front end with many angular sections. Its sharply sculpted hood, large Acura grille, swept-back headlights, triangular fog-lamp sections, and strong shoulder line give it a menacing appearance. In comparison, the TLX looks more down-to-earth and refined with smaller headlights and less pronounced bumpers. Performance The 2019 Acura ILX features a 2.4-liter four-cylinder that produces 201 horsepower. The Acura TLX, on the other hand, offers two engine options: the standard 2.4-liter inline-four rated at 206 horsepower and an optional 3.5-liter V-6 that makes 290 horsepower. The four-cylinder engines in both cars are mated to an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, while the TLX V-6 works with a nine-speed automatic transmission. Both the ILX and TLX deliver excellent handling with their MacPherson strut front and multilink rear suspension systems. The ILX, however, offers a more spirited driving experience with its great agility and athleticism. It feels stable at high speeds and negotiates winding roads and corners with crisp composure. If you want a more comfortable ride, the TLX is the better option. It rides more smoothly over bumps and road imperfections and comes with the optional Super Handling All-Wheel-Drive system for enhanced handling in different conditions. Cabin On the inside, the 2019 Acura TLX is more spacious than the Acura ILX. It gives you 93.3 cubic feet of passenger space and 14.3 cubic feet of cargo space, while the ILX offers 89.3 cubic feet of passenger space and 12.4 cubic feet of cargo space. Both cars are exceptionally comfortable with their ergonomic sports seats, power-adjustable and heated front seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control. Nonetheless, the Acura TLX has a longer list of tech features. SiriusXM satellite radio, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto are standard in the TLX but optional in the ILX. Also, the TLX comes standard with a seven-speaker audio system, while the base ILX has a six-speaker audio system. Whether you choose the 2019 Acura TLX or 2019 Acura ILX, you'll have a reliable car that will serve you well for many years. Both cars also have more standard safety features than most of their competitors. In addition, they come with low costs of ownership because of their competitive fuel efficiency and low maintenance costs. If you want to know which of these two cars better suits your needs and preferences, do not hesitate to stop by for a test drive. Images via Acura.com

The affordability of the 2018 Acura ILX will appeal to you if you don't have the budget for a high-end luxury vehicle but wish to enjoy the elegance and performance of a sleek-looking automobile. The 2018 Acura ILX is a front-wheel drive, premium compact sedan with four great reasons to make it worth driving. Exterior Design The tasteful modern exterior of the 2018 Acura ILX seems like a smaller version of the Acura TLX and the Acura RLX. Its distinctive feature is the LED headlamps with multiple lenses, which Acura calls the Jewel Eye. The LED brake lights shine faster than normal, giving quicker warning signals. The muscular contour of the vehicle is emphasized by the character line that runs along the side and pans out dramatically around the rear door handles. 17-inch wheels are part of the standard features, however, the A-Spec Package includes 18-inch wheels, side sills, fog lights, and a trunk spoiler. more Interior Luxury Four adults would be comfortably seated in the ILX, with its leatherette upholstery and heated front seats. The interior is quiet because of the active noise-cancelation system and the dual-zone climate control adds to the overall comfort. It comes with an intuitive dual-screen infotainment and navigation system and Bluetooth connectivity. The trunk has 12.3 cubic feet of storage space, which can be expanded when the rear seat is folded down. The A-Spec Package adds perforated suede upholstery with contrasting stitching, red instrument panel illumination, ebony headliner, and aluminum pedals. Safety Features The ILX has an impressive five-star overall safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Although the 2018 model has not yet been tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the 2017 model received a Good score on most of the tests. To improve on the standard safety features of a rear-view camera with multiple views and the automatic headlamps, there is the AcuraWatch package with additional safety features. These include forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, lane keeping assist, and road departure mitigation. The Advanced Compatibility Engineering body construction helps to reduce and disperse forces in front crashes with another vehicle. Impressive Performance The 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder, engine is powered by 201 horsepower and 180 pounds to feet of torque. It also has a well-designed transverse layout that's lighter in weight and fuel-efficient. This effortless engine winds out rapidly, delivering good acceleration to match the robust, front-wheel drive transmission, which has a torque converter that smooths out the gear shifts. The eight-speed, dual-clutch, automatic transmission is particularly impressive when using the paddle shifters on winding roads. The ILX gives a sporty ride with a great steering feel and a well-tuned suspension. All in all, it's a comfortable, yet athletic drive. The 2018 Acura ILX compact sport sedan is an affordable option for a luxury vehicle. It comes in six trims: Standard, Special Edition, AcuraWatch Plus, Premium, Technology Plus, and A-Spec. Whichever model you decide on, you'll find that the above four reasons make driving the Acura ILX a delightful option. Image via Acura.com

It's time to trade in your old car and upgrade to a new one, but how do you know what to get? With so many choices and all the new technology available, finding the right car can be a challenge. If you loved your old car, and it has been several years since you car-shopped, you'll see some significant differences in what is available. Take some time to research and follow these tips for picking out a new car to help find the right one. Think About Your Needs Before going to the dealership, you want to think about what you need in a vehicle. Make a list of what you need to have, whether it is extra seating for the kids or all-wheel drive for snowy winters. You'll also want to look at the type of driving you do. Will you need something fuel-efficient for a long commute to work, or do you need the power to tow a camper or boat on the weekends? If you have young kids, you'll also want to take into consideration how car seats fit in the vehicle and the cargo capacity. Think About What You Want After you decide what you need in a vehicle, you can think about what you want. Have you always wanted to drive a hybrid, or do you want to have the latest entertainment technology? Maybe after years of driving a sedan or minivan, you are ready for something sportier. Depending on your budget, you might have to compromise on some of your wants, but it is important to take them into consideration. Calculate Your Budget Look at your financial situation and calculate what you can afford for a car payment. You'll also want to consider what insurance will cost and how much it will cost you to register a new car. Keep in mind that all of this will depend on what type of vehicle you get and how much it is worth. Go for a Test Drive The best way to find out if you like a car and how it drives it to take it for a test drive. You should head down to your Acura dealership with some ideas of what you want, but keep an open mind, and take several models out for a drive. Make sure you test it on several types of roads, too. Head out on the highway to see how it accelerates and passes, and also drive it in town to get a feel for how it handles. Where Do You Live Your location is also a big factor in what you drive. If you live in the northeast, a convertible is not a good choice for your only vehicle, but if you live in sunny California, it is reasonable. If you live in the city, a smaller, more maneuverable vehicle is the better choice. Follow these tips to make sure you make the right choice for your new car. Image via Gamma Man | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

In the modern world, car shoppers have access to vehicles for sale from dealers across state lines, individuals across the nation on Craigslist, and even international sellers on eBay who've posted a ride online. But is it wise to buy a vehicle across state lines? Regardless of whether you buy new or used or from a dealer or direct from the titleholder, buying a car across state lines comes with a unique set of challenges. Consider these rules about vehicle registration and other parts of the car buying process before committing to the purchase of a vehicle outside your state. Emissions Requirements Some states, such as California, have strict emissions requirements that don't apply in other states. Not much is worse during the buying process than bringing a car across state lines only to pay more than you expected in taxes because it doesn't meet the emissions codes where you live. You might even have to sell the car and find another in this situation. The following states follow the California Air Resources Board's air quality standards: California Arizona Connecticut Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New Mexico New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Washington Washington D.C. If you live in one of these states, research the emission laws carefully and check that the used vehicle you want to purchase meets these standards. State Taxes You won't be able to avoid your state's tax laws if you buy in another area. Instead, the dealership will either apply the relevant tax based on the state where the vehicle will be registered or leave it to the DMV when you go to register the vehicle. If you buy direct from the titleholder, remember to account for the taxes you'll have to pay. These will be charged at the DMV based on the total amount of the sale. You must pay the tax before the vehicle can be registered in your state. Registration When you purchase a car out of state, the dealer should provide you with a temporary tag or license plate that you can use for 7 to 10 days. The fee for this is part of the purchase of the vehicle. This will give you enough time to get the car home and register it in your state. Be particularly mindful of this issue if you're buying through a private owner. You'll have to handle temporary registration on your own, pay the fee, and remember to update your plates before the temporary license expires. Transportation You might find a deal online that looks excellent at first glance but turns sour when you factor in costs for shipping or transportation. Buying a vehicle when you're out of state on vacation and driving it home is straightforward, but costs for shipping or towing an out of state vehicle to you will be expensive. Think about the trouble and expense of this process to accurately determine whether an out-of-state vehicle is actually a good deal. The world is your car lot when it comes to buying a new vehicle today. You can find a great deal out of state, but remember to consider emissions laws, taxes, registration, and transportation before committing to the purchase of a new vehicle. Image by Dice.com licensed by CC BY 2.0

If you find yourself thumbing through Golfweek in your free time or are a fan of the Golf Channel, chances are you might have a golf addiction. To quell your cravings, El Paso has over a dozen courses that are waiting for you. Without the proper amount of cargo space in your vehicle, however, you can't have your clubs ready to go on a whim. Fortunately, Acura has a lineup of spacious vehicles that can accommodate all your golf clubs, your friends' clubs, and even your golfing buddies. Acura RDX The 2018 Acura RDX is one of the most highly acclaimed luxury crossovers on the market. A refined exterior with large alloy wheels and smooth curves will have you looking like a true PGA professional as you drive up to the clubhouse. Inside, you and four of your golfing partners will enjoy comfortable leather seating, while one lucky person gets the advantage of heated and ventilated front seats. Even with a packed house, the RDX offers 26.1 cubic feet of space behind the rear seat, which is more than enough for a half-dozen golf bags. If you need even more room or you're accommodating more gear than people, fold the seats away to reveal an amazing 61.3 cubic feet of cargo space. Acura MDX If the RDX isn't large enough for your everyday driving needs, upgrade to the full-size 2018 Acura MDX. Depending on your choice of configuration, the MDX has enough room for six or seven occupants, meaning you can bring two threesomes and nearly two foursomes to a golf scramble or other golf outing. At full capacity, the MDX still boasts 14.9 cubic feet of cargo space. Fold the second-row and third-row seats down if need be to reveal 90.9 cubic feet of space for extra golf accessories or maybe even a putting green that you put down wherever you are. Acura RLX The 2018 RLX is the flagship of the Acura sedan lineup, chock-full of opulent interior amenities, as well as alluring looks that will make the country club's valet guy drool as he hops in the cockpit. If you have to take some of your golfing partners to the clubhouse, the RLX has some of the best headroom and legroom in the luxury car industry, offering an enjoyable experience for both front and rear passengers. All trims also come with comfortable leather seating and heated and ventilated seats that help warm or cool you after a long day at the links. The trunk accommodates between 14.7 cubic feet and 14.9 cubic feet of space, which is more than enough for a couple golf bags. If that's not enough space, use the 60/40 folding rear seat to put even more golf clubs inside the cabin. With your favorite or two favorite sets of clubs in tow, you'll always have just what you need to hit the links for a quick round or an entire weekend outing. Check out our inventory of Acura vehicles to see what we have in stock today. Magnera by L.C. Nottaasen is licensed under CC BY 2.0

As of May 2017, over 107 million Americans currently have an auto loan. In order to get the car of your dreams, you need financing; in order to get financing, you need good credit. Experian estimates that 30 percent of Americans have poor or bad credit, ranging from 300 to 600. If your score falls within this range, don't fret. With a different shopping approach, you can still get behind the wheel of the car you want. Clean Up Your Credit Three months before you plan on buying your car, clean up your credit. Online sites and credit card companies now offer free copies of your credit report, so it's easy to see where you can improve. Start by paying down any outstanding loans or credit cards, get yourself out of collections, dispute any fraudulent charges, and pay back any charge-off items. more In three months, following these steps may boost your credit score just enough to decrease your car loan's interest rate. Save Some Cash Saving money is not easy to do, especially when you're paying down debt, but if you can manage to save some cash for a down payment, you increase your chances of finding a willing lender. A down payment has two major benefits. You won't have to borrow as much money, and you also give the lender some peace of mind. Both of these aspects work in your favor: even making a small down payment will pay dividends now and down the road. Shop Around for the Best Rates If you have poor credit, you will automatically fall into the high interest rate category because of the perceived risk to the lender, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't shop around. Some lenders are more accepting of borrowers with bad credit, but beware: these lenders might take advantage of you and offer predatory rates. The dealership you choose might not have the best interest rates, especially used car dealerships that advertise bad credit financing. Instead of getting suckered into these loans, check with a reputable dealer, bank, or credit union to see what they have to offer. Know What You Can Afford If everyone could have the car they wanted, the roads would be jammed with Lamborghinis and Porsches. Unfortunately, that just isn't the case. Remember that all lenders look at your debt-to-income ratio, which is all your monthly debt payments divided over your monthly income. If your ratios is over 40 percent, you won't get the loan in most cases. Push the numbers to see what you can afford, and even if you're approved for more, don't fall into the trap--signing for a loan you can't afford could put you in collections later on. Bad credit doesn't have to be a hindrance. After financing your car, make an effort to improve your credit score. Pay down any credit card debt, pay off any charged-off accounts, and avoid the temptation to spend outside your means, and you should be on your way to better credit in the future. MDX by Acura

Few automakers venture into the luxury hybrid SUV market, yet the 2017 Acura MDX Sport Hybrid shines in its class. Not only is it an excellent vehicle for urban professionals, but families will find that its offerings are ideal for their needs. With tons of entertainment and convenience options, a sizeable cabin, and an efficient hybrid powertrain, the Acura MDX Sport Hybrid is sure to please parents and kids alike. Go Further on a Tank of Gas Without Sacrificing Power Your kids may not have learned the value of a dollar, but you certainly have. Because of this, you'll appreciate how much further you can go on a single tank of gas in the 2017 MDX Sport Hybrid. The best part is that you don't have to sacrifice power to do it. more Behind a 3.0-liter V6 engine that pairs with three electric motors and a 1.3-kWh lithium-ion battery pack, the MDX delivers 321 horsepower and up to 289 pound-feet of torque. This propels the MDX from zero to 60 in just 5.8 seconds while delivering a top speed of 110 mph. Even with this power, you don't have to worry about the powertrain gobbling down gas. You'll still get an estimated 27 mpg on the highway, 26 mpg in the city, and 26 mpg combined. When coupled with a 19.4-gallon gas tank, you can go up to 523 miles, which is excellent for a summer vacation or a road trip to grandma's house. Rule the Carpool If you have several kids or you've just signed up for a local carpool, you need room to pack all the children in the car for your daily commute. The MDX Sport Hybrid answers the call with available seating for six or seven passengers depending on the configuration. If it's science fair day or you need to bring sporting equipment, the rear still has 14.9 cubic feet of space. When that's not enough room, fold down the seats to reveal a total cabin space of 90.9 cubic feet. Reap the Benefits of AcuraWatch When it comes to protecting your family, you can't spare any expense, and that's what makes the MDX Sport Hybrid so amazing. Each trim of the SUV receives the AcuraWatch system, which is a comprehensive suite of driver-assist safety features. Armed with these amenities, you can avoid accidents before they happen, as well as keep yourself free from distractions. Enjoy the Entertainment Kids can't always behave themselves on long trips, especially if they're close in age. Fortunately, the MDX Sport Hybrid solves this situation with the available entertainment package. With the push of a button, your bundles of joy can enjoy two programs simultaneously on the massive 16.2-inch display screen. If you've had enough extraneous noise, you can also opt for the available headphones, giving you the peace and quiet you want and need. With so many family-centric amenities, excellent styling, and loads of other benefits, the 2017 Acura MDX Sport Hybrid is an SUV that both parents and kids will love. If you're serious about taking the next step to ownership, schedule a test drive with us today. MDX by Acura

When you first sit down in the new 2018 Acura TLX, be prepared to fall in love. You’re going to enjoy the generous standard features Acura packed into this sporty, more aggressive-looking sedan. Don’t be fooled by the TLX’s below-average starting price either. With a base sticker price of $33,000, you won’t have to spend the kid’s college fund on this premium family car. Here are three things to love about the TLX. Interior and Cargo Space You will immediately notice the TLX’s comfortable interior with a steering wheel wrapped in leather that compliments the leather-trimmed upholstery. Gaze upon Acura’s high-quality materials like stylish wood trim, and contrasting piping for some added flair on the TLX’s top models. Load-up the car with friends and family in roomy front seats with space for five adults. Power-adjustable front seats with heat and ventilation, plus a driver's-side thigh extender round out this Acura’s cozy front cabin. more Acura’s LATCH child-seat system features lower anchors and upper tethers for your little one’s safety. 60/40 split folding rear seats and 14.3 cubic feet of trunk space makes it easy to fill up your new sedan with all the kid’s sports gear, groceries or whatever you need to haul around. You’ll also appreciate the added storage space inside the cabin for small items, like a diaper bag or your yoga mat. State-of-the-Art Technology Acura made significant upgrades to their software and displays, just for you. You’ll want to glide your hands over the easy-to-access 7-inch touch panel and glance over at the big, bright 8-inch information screen. The 2018’s infotainment system is 30 percent faster and more organized than last year’s model, and if you love a concert-like experience while driving, feel free to stream your favorite Aha stations and blast your tunes with the TLX’s 10-speaker sound system. You’ll enjoy the hands-free freedom of Siri Eyes Free that uses simple voice commands to operate your mobile devices, and rest easy knowing AcuraLink will be summoning help at the touch of a button if you get into trouble. Go ahead and use the TLX’s Apple CarPlay or Android Auto feature to use your phone while on the road safely. With the TLX, you can even unlock and lock your car right from your phone. TLX Performance When you start up the TLX, expect an adrenaline rush as this luxury car comes to life. It's in-line V-4 base engine puts out a respectable 206 horsepower, but it’s the optional V-6 that puts out a beefy 290 horsepower. Plan to drive right by the gas pump with the TLX’s excellent gas mileage of 23 city and 33 highway. Feel the power and traction of the TLX’s optional all-wheel drive and fully independent rear steering that guarantees terrific handling and a smooth ride that you’ll adore from your new Acura. As if you needed another thing to love about the TLX, don’t forget it is made right here in American. Test drive yours today! Image via Acura.com