If your vehicle has been acting up for a while, you may be reluctant to have it looked at for fear of what a repair might cost you. However, with Acura repair financing, you can quickly get the money you need to fix it.  

The 2022 Acura MDX is a fantastic luxury crossover, but here at Hall Acura Newport News, we aren’t blind to the fact that the auto industry has put forth some excellent competition. To show how competitive the Acura MDX is in its segment, we thought we’d show our customers how these excellent Acura models stack up against similar offerings from BMW and Lexus. 

When the owner of an Acura vehicle discovers a need to replace a part in their luxury automobile, there are two ways they can go about making those repairs/upgrades. The first is to find the cheapest fix possible, involving non-dealership service shops and generic automotive parts, while the other involves original equipment manufacturer (OEM) car parts and your friendly neighborhood Acura dealership service department. 

It shouldn’t come as a huge surprise that one of these options (using OEM parts) is better for the long-term health of your vehicle than the other. 

Anyone who has ever bought used cars in Newport News knows that it can be hard to keep track of all the numbers flying around during the financing part of the buying process. That’s because determining a payment isn’t only about the price on the vehicle’s sticker.

There are many other small costs to consider, from taxes to fees, and while some dealerships work to hide those numbers until the very end of the buying process, Hall Acura Newport News offers transparency throughout the process in the form of our True Market Pricing policy. 

Every year when summer approaches, Hall Acura Newport News customers start thinking about driving in the warmer weather and wondering which automotive accessories they might need to best do that.

Thankfully, when they find themselves asking, “Where are the best summer vehicle accessories near me?” we have everything they need!

Trading in your existing vehicle is one of the easiest and quickest ways to make your new (or new-to-you) Acura vehicle more affordable. Here at Hall Acura Newport News, we sometimes find that our customers don’t fully understand how the trade-in process works. To fix this, we’ve broken down the process into a few simple steps.

April is National Car Care Month here at Hall Acura Newport News, and we love to celebrate this particular springtime event because our Acura service department does an amazing job keeping our customers’ luxury vehicles on the road.

Of course, that means plenty of preventative maintenance, and this is a great month to tackle several of the most common items that drivers too often tend to put off too long. 

Most drivers in and around Newport News, VA understand the importance of investing in a regularly scheduled Acura oil change. However, there tends to be a lot of confusion about how often automobiles actually need to have this particular service performed.  

As your Acura dealer serving Hampton, we hope to clear up some confusion while also reminding you that our service department can always answer any questions you may have about your specific situation. 

While Acura vehicles are lavish and aesthetically pleasing exactly the way they are when they roll off the assembly line, there are plenty of drivers in and around Newport News, VA that either need to make repairs and/or want to add  upgrades to their vehicle after the initial purchase.

There are several different luxury car parts that can be upgraded, and here at Hall Acura Newport News, we would like to have a look at some of the most common exterior parts that our customers need to replace or opt to upgrade 

Here at Hall Acura Newport News, we work with a lot of used Acura vehicles, and if we’re being honest, not all of the used models we take in via trades are immediately ready to find their way onto our lot as part of our lauded pre-owned inventory.

No, before they are made available for sale, pre-owned Acura models must first undergo the reconditioning process. What does this mean, exactly, and how does that benefit our customers?