Sponsored Pre-Owned Confidence: Introducing Acura Precision Used

A Low-Risk Investment

Acura wants to help minimize the risk associated with buying a used car with their new Precision Used Tier–a subset of the Acura Certified Pre-Owned program. Of course, that’s already saying something since their cars are already well known for their ability to last and hold value.

That isn’t good enough for the luxury brand. They are no strangers to going the extra mile; this is the same company that brought us the NSX, after all.

So what does going the extra mile for a used car look like? First, a team of experts combs over the car.

Inspected For You

Acura calls it the 112 point inspection. It’s hard to imagine that there are 112 components on a car to inspect, but when you are truly dedicated to making sure that even a pre-owned car can last a lifetime, there is a lot of ground to cover.

That means when you sit down behind the steering wheel, you will know that it was someone’s job to make sure the engine would start and run smoothly. It was someone’s job to make sure the brakes brought the car to a stop and that someone personally got down and made sure your seatbelt was firmly attached.

The risk mitigation doesn’t stop when you drive away, though. Your first oil change within a year is on Acura.

Life has a habit of failing to schedule problems, though, which is why Acura Precision Used includes an amazing warranty.

Guaranteed

How many places can you go in six months or 7,500 miles? That’s how long your Precision Used car is covered. When an outstanding warranty is put behind a car like the incredibly capable MDX, there are not many places on Earth you would feel uncomfortable going to.

These are all well and good if problems happen at your convenience. However, in the unlikely event that the car has an issue when it’s not convenient, Acura still has your back.

Acura Has Your Back

We have all been there. It’s cold and dark, and the car won’t start. If that car is a certified Acura, help is only a call away.

Roadside Assistance

The first line of defense is Acura’s roadside assistance program, which comes complimentary for one year or 12,000 miles. Should the need arise, they will bring you fuel or jumpstart your battery. In addition, they can change a flat tire, fix minor issues, and get your car back on the road as soon as possible.

If the issue is a bit more time-consuming, Acura will tow your vehicle to a qualified shop to be fixed. The best part is that they will take care of you as well as your car.

Expenses Reimbursement

It would be nice if life paused while your car was in the shop. Since it doesn’t, Acura’s trip interruption expense reimbursement plan will make sure that you can maintain the comfort you’ve come to expect from driving an Acura vehicle.

For up to three days, they will reimburse any expenses incurred from having to find alternate transportation if your car suffers a breakdown more than 100 miles from your home. They will also make sure you have adequate accommodations.

These services are paired with Acura’s Concierge Service that will provide a whole host of services at no additional cost. You can send packages or urgent messages, get weather information, receive help with insurance claims, and more at any time.

When you add it all up, you are getting a best-in-class, reliable automobile that is made all the safer with an amazing warranty, a thorough inspection, and services that extend well beyond the time you drive off the lot.

If All Else Fails

If you still aren’t convinced, Acura’s Certified Pre-Owned program will now allow you to exchange your Precision Used car within seven days.

One Final Note

There are very few things in life that are a safe investment, especially in the world of luxury cars. Yet Acura is here to inspire confidence in even the most risk-averse investors. There are plenty of models that you can choose while confidently experiencing the future, so what are you waiting for?

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