The ‘Refer a Friend’ Acura Program

Acura cars have established a healthy reputation in the United States for being both classy and reliable. Because of these two factors, there are many people who refer friends to the car or even are return customers when they need a new vehicle. Luckily, there are many Acura dealerships all across the country that have “refer a friend” programs.

Refer a friend programs are quite simple and are often advantageous for customers and businesses. All people need to do is recommend a business to a friend of trusted family member, and then they receive some reward, such as a check for $100. Overall, many customers use this benefit to customize their life, such as adding customizations to their Acura Cars.

Many dealer websites even have an online link where you can sign up, earn points and redeem them for future automotive needs. This process has made it even easier for people to take advantage of a friend’s word and look into a new car that will last a long time and also look good.

Overall, Acura receives a lot of business from word-of-mouth advertising. Dealers in Utah specifically focus on creating highly personalized and pleasant experiences with their customers, which often drives people to tell their friends about their experiences. Furthermore, individuals are often pleased with the plethora of vehicles they can choose from when they visit an Acura dealer. 

The newest line of Acura cars that has been released is absolutely stunning. The NSX is making a triumphant return, and the line also includes many longtime favorites. These cars include: the MSX, RDX, TLX and others. Acura cars also have the reputation of being the perfect balance between luxury and convenience.

Honda cars have dominated the used car sales market for years because of their famous reliability.  The power of public opinion is not to be underestimated, especially in the car sales business (when a small decision can end up costing thousands of dollars). Acura has staked a very aggressive claim on the car industry in Utah and across the nation, though, and may soon surpass Honda in used car sales.

The rewards system is an example of how Acura is taking advantage of marketing tools and traditional advertising to highlight the advantages of their cars. In the overall scheme of things, $100 is not much compared to the cost of a car. 

Nonetheless, it can make a huge difference in buyer behavior. Friends are much more likely to be a credible source when inquiring about a company because they don’t benefit from exaggerating. 

Nate Myers  is a automative writer reporter for Fusion 360, an SEO and content marketing agency. Information provided by Mike Hale Acura.