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With Cup2s, the ITS would be very close to the CTR's time. What surprised me was Lucid Air Sapphire. My god.....

How in the world is it possible for the 1,000 lbs heavier TLX to finish this U-drag faster? I guess the automatic transmission and the torque vectoring AWD helped it.

I can vouch for Nalley Acura as well. Got an MDX from them and their GM David is a nice guy. I’m #19 on the list and might get called sometime in Q2 next year.

The ITS and the CTR are well-suited for family needs. My two kids will be plenty comfortable in the backseat.

I am tempted to purchase a used Giulia Veloce for $40k with less than 15k miles while I wait for my ITS in Q1 next year. Reading through the Giulia forums and on Reddit, I am hearing the model years from 2020 onwards are fairly reliable. Only caveats are my metro area of ATL has only two dealers...

Acura of Columbus, in Columbus, GA has a $5k markup without accessories. Let's add them to the naughty list.

Count me in as well. Based on what I heard from the GM at Nalley Acura, I would most likely get mine in March/April next year. The demo was sold to a gentleman who is a long-time Honda/Acura fanboy. My first impression: The Good Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder and the ITS looks...

That is typical in Georgia where the doc fee can range from $500 to $1,000. It is MSRP + Doc Fee + GA TAVT + Title/Registration.

I was there yesterday as well. Test the drove the demo unit and I am impressed. On the waiting list (# in the teens) and hopefully I will get mine late this year or early next year. MSRP only + no forced accessories and no markup.