Find Acura Dealers in Fort Worth, Texas

$48,324 MDX Advanced (with floor mats & wheel locks) $2,676 Accessories (20% off installed price) includes (black roof rails and crossbars, body side molding, advanced running boards, towing package, all season floor mats, cargo tri-fold, cargo net, window tint) $51,000 Total $3187.50 TX Sales Tax $127.50 Inv Tax (Optional TX Dealer Fee) $33.00 Title $23.75 Inspection $75.80 License $130.00 Doc (Optional TX Dealer Fee) $54,577.55 OTD (approximately $2000 less than I could get in Austin, TX )

This forum has been very helpful. I purchased a beautiful base TL at Champion Acura in Houston for $30273+TTL no trade-in. This includes tint and wheel locks. No other options. Mac Churchill Acura in Fort Worth that tried to get me to go to Fort Worth for $200 less than this amount. I love my car.

As you all know, many of the Acura dealers/salespeople come on here routinely and try to prop-up prices, protect their margins. If you want the quotes I listed, call any of the major 3 dealerships here in DFW. If you don't believe me, just call Daryn Harkins at Mac Churchill Acura in Fort Worth, TX. Happy shopping and don't forget, it's a buyers market right now. If they know your serious, they will come with the price to earn your business.

In the market for a 2008 Acura TL, I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I am wondering what people are paying for them in this area. I have seen posting outside the state of TX for around 28.000-29.000 base price and one posting included nav for around 29.000. Can anyone help out?

Below is the letter I wrote to the GM of David McDavid Acura in Plano, TX. All personal names have been replaced with "XXXX": Dear XXXXX: I am writing you to make a complaint about an experience I had with your sales staff. In June I took a test drive with your salesman, XXXX. I no longer have his card and do not remember his last name. He was professional and friendly and informative at the time. In late June I also test drove a 2006 TL at Mac Churchill Acura in Fort Worth, TX. This car had the features and colors I wanted, (Black ext./Parchment int. 6 speed MT with Navigation) and I made them an offer. We were unable to agree to a price, and I decided that I probably would not get the best deal on a car with them. I asked both XXXXX at David McDavid Acura and XXXX at Vandergriff Acura to give me a quote on a car with these specific features and colors. Vandergriff Acura responded within a couple of hours with a decent quote and told me they could acquire the car (presumably from Mac Churchill Acura.) I never heard back from XXXX at McDavid Acura. I agreed to Vandergriff's price and we arranged for me to come down the next morning and give a deposit and have them acquire the car. On my way over to Vandergriff Acura the next morning, XXXX the salesman at your dealership (McDavid Acura) called me and left a message saying that they "had my car" and asked me to "come take a look at it". When I got to Vandergriff Acura , we found out that David McDavid Acura had called MacChurchill Acura and and lied to them, telling them that they had sold the car (even though I had not given McDavid Acura a deposit nor had we discussed or agreed on a price). XXXX or his sales manager had acquired the car from MacChurchill Acura under false pretenses, I suppose in order to force me to come down to your dealership in person, hat in hand, and deal with them on their terms and at their mercy. Your dealership would not release the vehicle to Vandergriff Acura, and as of today, it still sits on your lot since I refused to deal with your staff under these circumstances. I consider the behavior of your sales staff in this instance to be manipulative, unethical, and representative of the tactics that give car dealerships a bad name. I did a lot of research both in test drives of many vehicles and internet research before I decided on this car. The tactics used by the David McDavid sales staff this summer have caused me a great deal of trauma, inconvenience, and money, in what I had hoped would be one of the better experiences of my life: getting a really terrific car. I spoke yesterday to your General Sales Manager XXXX and told him about this incident. Apparently this car has not sold and I made him an offer of $30k, including all fees except TTL. Given what I have experienced with your staff this summer, I would not feel good about buying this car from you at any higher price. I am continuing to look elsewhere for a car in the meantime. XXXX, who referred me to you, assured me of your personal integrity and encouraged me to contact you about this matter. I was unable to reach you in person by phone, and I wanted to write you and let you know what happened at your dealership, and also let you know my feelings on the matter. Thanks for your time and attention. Sincerely, XXXX (David McDavid Acura, to their credit, released the car to Vandergriff Acura this past Wednesday at Vandergriff's, and my, request. I will also say that David McDavid staff was friendly and courteous in their dealings with me on the phone and in person. However, after that above described incident, I would never deal with them again. The General Manager to whom I sent this letter never responded to the above letter, which is why I requested Vandergriff Acura to make another request to trade for this car.) (I also had been posting about what I was doing on this board during my search last June. I suggest that all of you be careful about what you say here because I believe that many car salesmen read this board to find out what their prospects are up to. I had told the original salesman at David McDavid Acura that I read and posted to the Edmunds board. A dumb mistake, I realize in hindsight.) By the way, I love my new car. And I recommend Vandergriff Acura to anyone living in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. They are relatively honest and straightforward and easy to deal with.