Delray Acura

We have several new models announced at the Detroit Auto Show that will be coming in the near future.  The all new NSX ultra sports car will be making a comeback, a completely redesigned RDX will be here in March and an all new sedan, ILX, will be coming in June that will be an entry level vehicle and price considerably lower than the TSX.  TSX and the TSX wagon are still our best seller and gets rave reviews from our customers.  

I am very happy to announce that Delray Acura is the proud sponsor of the Boca Raton Festival of the Arts and the grand Marshall of the First St. Patrick's Day parade in Boca Raton.  I will have more details in the coming weeks, but it is an exciting event and we are very happy to be part of it.  

I would also like to thank my service department and you our customers for rating us the best service department in our districts.  It is due to the hard work and dedication of our service professionals that has allowed us, on almost all occasions; to fix your vehicles right the first time that has set us apart.  Again Thanks for making 2011 a great year.  I know you have a choice on which dealership  you do business with and we appreciate you picking us, we will do everything we can not to disappoint you and look forward to having a long and happy relationship as your automobile dealer.

God Bless,

Jim & Kevin O'Neill   

ACURA NEWS: 
Acura NSX hits home run at Detroit show
DETROIT ? Don't let any of the boosterism produced by the local media fool you: the North American International Auto Show ain't what it used to be. Not only have the hometown automakers ? Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors ? cut back on the number of show cars and Las Vegas-style presentations compared with previous years, but brands that really should show up to get car lovers' hearts pumping ? Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Jaguar, Rolls-Royce ? continue to be absent from what continues to be billed as an "international" show.Of course, fewer participants means more media attention for the automakers that have new concepts, like Japan's struggling pair of luxury brands, Toyota's Lexus and Honda's Acura. Mainly due to the lack of official information released beforehand, and the cult-like status of its predecessor, the concept for the reincarnation of the Acura NSX super car is arguably the hit of this year's show. It also represents the tip of a host of new engineering and technologies that will also appear in future Acuras and Hondas.

Like the 1990 to 2005 original, the new NSX is a two-door with only two seats, has a V6 engine in the middle of its chassis, and is wrapped in low-slung bodywork, reminiscent of cars from the absent Italian exotic brands. However, unlike the rear-wheel-drive, Japanese-built original, the new NSX ? which Honda promises will be on sale "within three years" ? will be all-wheel-drive, built in the U.S., and may have as much as 400 horsepower (or more!).

The new-age NSX will also have its direct-injected gas-V6 aided by one electric motor built into its dual-clutch automatic transmission and a pair of e-motors that direct torque to the outside front wheel and negative torque to the inside front wheel during cornering.