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A healthy battery is essential for the electrical systems in your Acura to operate. Your Acura dealership can perform a battery health check to see if it's still able to deliver sufficient power. They can also provide a battery replacement to ensure you can continue to rely on your Acura. more How to Tell When It's Time for a Battery Replacement on Your Acura Dash Warning Light When your battery is at imminent risk of failure, the battery warning light will illuminate on your dash. You should pay attention to this warning, as it often only illuminates when the battery is about to die. In some cases, the cause may be reversible, such as poor connections on the battery terminals. However, it's important to get the dealership technicians to run full diagnostics to check the battery's underlying health. Slow Engine Cranking If the engine is turning but seems to be slower than usual, the battery may be lacking in power. This makes it difficult for the starter motor to do its job and for combustion to take place. If the engine has to crank for more than 2–4 seconds, there's a good chance there is a battery issue. Slow cranking should always be checked by the dealership, as the next stage is a total loss of power. Visible Damage or Corrosion A quick look under the hood can reveal whether your battery looks to be in good condition. Any buildup of white-blue powder around the battery terminals indicates corrosion. If this is minor, you may be able to disconnect and clean the terminals to restore full working order. However, if the corrosion has caused the battery case to swell or crack, a replacement will be necessary. Problems in Extreme Temperatures If you struggle to start your car in extreme temperatures, it could be an early sign of battery failure. Extreme weather conditions place extra strain on the battery and zap the power more quickly. If your battery has just started to fade, you may only notice a problem on very hot or cold days. However, you can expect the difficulties to increase, so it's advisable to schedule a check. Length of Time Every battery will lose the ability to hold power eventually. This normally happens after 3–5 years, although it can vary based on your driving habits. It's usually advisable to get an annual health check on your battery once it's three years old. This prevents any sudden failure and protects the reliability of your car. Visit Your Local Acura Dealership Today for a Battery Check Whether your battery is old or you recognize some warning signs, your local dealership can help. The technicians can test the health of your battery and advise if a replacement is necessary. To schedule a battery service or a replacement, contact us today at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

Motor oil keeps your Acura's finely tuned engine operating with power and efficiency. Any Acura owner who wishes to maximize their car's legendary longevity must change the motor oil on time. Here's a guide to optimal oil changes, which you can schedule at our Acura dealership in Indianapolis. more Oil Change Services Designed for Acura Vehicles How Often to Change Your Motor Oil Consult either your owner's manual or one of our technicians for the ideal oil service intervals for your particular Acura. You'll likely find that it's every 7,500 to 10,000 miles, which means twice a year for most drivers. There are a few factors that wear down motor oil more rapidly. If you regularly make short trips of under five miles, drive for long distances at low speeds, take your Acura on the track, or use very dusty, sandy, or muddy roads, consider refreshing your oil three or four times a year. When to Replace Your Oil Filter Another important Acura oil service is replacing the filter. The oil filter collects dirt, metal fragments, and sludge from the engine. If you forget to change this filter, it will eventually fill up and overflow, depositing these contaminants back into the system. Ideally, your oil filter should be removed and replaced each time you change the oil, but sometimes it's only necessary to replace the filter every other visit. Our technicians can inspect the filter whenever they change the oil and decide if it's time for a new one. Signs Your Oil or Filter Needs Changing With a well-planned oil service routine, your engine should perform smoothly without mishap for the car's entire lifespan. Nevertheless, it pays to know the signs of bad oil or an overflowing filter so you can quickly notice and remedy the situation. Low Oil Pressure Most oil-related problems will trigger the oil pressure warning light to appear on your dashboard. This light may indicate diminished volume, degraded quality, a clogged filter, or perhaps an oil leak. Leaking Oil It's not unheard of for motor oil to leak from a worn gasket, pan, drain plug, filter, or seal. Leaking oil might drip over the heated engine block or exhaust manifold, burning up and creating a burning oil smell. Falling Power Without the full lubrication of fresh oil, your engine will start to lose power. Your acceleration will feel sluggish and unresponsive. Check Engine Light With bad oil, you'll soon see the check engine light appear. This alert won't specify oil as the problem, but our technicians will soon work it out. Set Up Regular Oil Service at Your Acura Dealership Allow us to schedule routine maintenance for your Acura's engine. Our specialist Acura technicians can keep your luxury car purring along in tip-top shape for many years to come. Head to Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN, for prompt oil service.

Routine maintenance is the easiest way to keep your Acura in tip-top shape. When you visit your Acura dealership, you can book a variety of vehicle services, such as routine oil changes, tire rotations, and a comprehensive multipoint inspection. Learn about the benefits of Acura inspection, how to book streamlined service, and more. more Revitalize Your Acura with Our Comprehensive Multipoint Inspection A multipoint vehicle inspection is a service that inspects the most essential components of your vehicle to identify visible damage that can cause performance issues. Some vehicle components that are covered during an inspection include the steering system, tires, brake system, suspension system, battery, transmission, engine oil, windshield, and other vehicle fluids. Your Acura mechanic will also examine key safety equipment, like seat belts and airbags, as well as common wear-and-tear parts like exterior lights, windshield wipers, and air filters. Examining the condition of the air conditioning system, power steering fluid, and parts of the drivetrain is also common. Acura commonly checks the underside of the chassis to search for corrosion or road damage, as well. Are Repairs Made After an Acura Inspection? After a certified Acura technician inspects your vehicle, either during a routine service appointment or at your request to diagnose specific performance issues, repairs are usually performed immediately. Because a multipoint inspection is a key tool for preventative maintenance, it's a good opportunity to correct minor issues that are identified during the inspection to save you time and money down the road. Scheduling Fast Service at Your Acura Dealership While you have the option of scheduling a stand-alone vehicle inspection, you can bundle your routine services with a multipoint inspection for your convenience. Acura Accelerated Service can complete routine maintenance and vehicle inspections within one hour so you can quickly get back on the road. Drivers do not need to schedule an appointment to access this speedy service routine. Additionally, a complimentary car wash voucher is supplied with Acura Accelerated Service. Acura Accelerated Service Packages can replace your regular maintenance intervals at 7,500 miles and 15,000 miles. The 15,000-mile package adds engine air filter and cabin air filter replacements, along with a tire wear measurement so you know how soon you will need to replace tires. Drivers can also have differential fluid and automatic transmission fluid changed during this streamlined service appointment. When Should You Schedule a Multipoint Inspection? Aside from your regular service intervals, it can be a good idea to drop by your dealership for a multipoint inspection if you are about to go on a road trip or you are preparing your vehicle for seasonal weather. Identifying potential issues before long trips or inclement weather can ensure your Acura is ready for challenging performance demands. Acura's multipoint vehicle inspection is a comprehensive examination of your vehicle's most critical systems that can prevent major damage and expensive repairs in the future. Visit Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN for Acura Accelerated Service today.

As time passes, vehicle components will wear out due to age or damage. This can make driving dangerous, as vehicle handling and control could become difficult. At your Acura dealership, we can repair any problem. We want to tell you about some of the signs you need to visit us for Acura maintenance. more Signs You Need To Visit Your Acura Dealership for Acura Maintenance Uneven Tire Wear Tire tread will wear down over time due to surface friction as you drive or brake. They will also suffer additional damage due to issues like incorrect wheel alignment or poor tire balance. These three issues cause sections of the tire tread to hit the surface harder than necessary. If you notice uneven tire wear, contact our service department, and we'll investigate. Alignment is the wheel angle viewed from directly above and from the front. Alignment is perfect when your Acura is new, but this can change due to hitting a pothole or driving over irregular terrain. We fix it by attaching your wheels to our computerized alignment machine. Tire balance issues are repaired by fitting each tire on our balancing machine and then adding additional weight to the tire to center its balance on the wheel hub. Worn Shocks If your Acura sways to one side, bounces as you drive, or squats down at the front or rear, your shocks are probably damaged. A shock absorber connects each wheel to the suspension, and its job is to smooth out driving over bumps or other irregular surfaces. In these situations, the shocks extend and compress to absorb the energy caused by the impact and dissipate it. Shocks wear out in time, and they are usually replaced every 50,000 to 100,000 miles. They need an earlier replacement if you routinely travel over rough surfaces or carry heavy loads. Our technicians will test your shocks and replace them if they're damaged, and you'll enjoy a smooth driving experience once again. Slower Braking Your Acura's brakes are designed to stop your vehicle almost instantly when you hit the brake pedal. If the brakes take longer to engage or your braking distance has increased, your braking system could be in trouble. Damaged calipers, worn brake pads, or low brake fluid can all cause these problems. Suspension problems can also reduce braking speed, as the suspension helps to keep the tires in contact with the surface to provide correct traction. Damage to the suspension can cause the tires to dip, reducing their ability to adequately grip the surface. We'll find and fix the problem, and your braking responsiveness will return to normal. These are just some of the issues we can repair. If your Acura isn't working as well as it should, contact our service department at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

The brake fluid in your vehicle is used to translate the pressure you apply to the brake pedal to an equivalent amount of power applied to the brakes to stop or slow down your car. When your fluid is old or too low, your vehicle will not stop as quickly, which could lead to performance issues on the road. For ideal performance, schedule routine brake service at your Acura dealership. more Ensure Optimal Stopping Power with Acura Brake Fluid Exchange Most often, you will need to schedule a service to enhance the fluid in your brake system every few years. For average drivers, service every three years or 45,000 miles is adequate. However, if you have a habit of riding your brakes or you drive in bumper-to-bumper traffic, you may need to schedule brake service every other year to ensure your brake system is ready for the road. Why Do You Need a Fluid Exchange? Although the fluid in your brake system is sealed and self-contained, it can become dirty simply from being used over several thousand miles. Dirty fluid will not correctly translate the amount of brake pressure from the pedal to the brakes. It's also sometimes the case that excess moisture entering the fluid line of your brake system can throw off the chemistry of your vehicle's fluid, which can cause performance issues. What Are Signs of Brake System Issues? When your brake system encounters issues related to fluid levels, it's common for the dashboard indicator warning light for your vehicle's anti-lock braking system to turn on. You should book brake service as soon as this light turns on, since it might not be safe to drive on the road when the brake system is having performance issues. Sometimes, the first sign of brake issues may be the feel of a hard or soft brake pedal. A soft brake pedal that feels squishy or spongy when the brakes are applied is usually a sign of low fluid. You may also notice a burning smell if your brakes are overheating, or you may hear your brakes squealing when the brake pads are thinning. What Happens During Brake Service at Your Acura Dealership? During your brake service appointment, an Acura mechanic will start with a visual inspection of all brake components, from the fluid level to the pads and rotors. Any parts that appear old or worn out will be replaced, such as when brake pads are thinning. The next step will be to drain old fluid out of your brake system and replace it with new fluid that meets the performance standards for your vehicle. The brake system is your vehicle's first line of safety on the road, so it's essential to book service as soon as you notice brake performance problems. Contact Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN to schedule a fluid exchange today.

Have your brakes been issuing strange sounds or vibrations? Have you sensed a weakening in stopping power? If you suspect a worn-out brake pad or rotor, have it replaced at your local Acura dealership before it stops performing properly. Here are the most common symptoms that a car is in need of brake repair, plus guidance on how frequently you should have your brakes inspected. more Common Brake Repair Symptoms The brake pads are squeezed against the rotors whenever you slow or stop your car. This generates enormous friction and also steadily wears down each brake pad. Once a pad is on its last legs, it's designed to emit a high-pitched squealing sound, indicating it's time for a replacement. When rotors are damaged or worn out, you'll probably feel vibrations through the brake pedal whenever you use it. Odd sounds should also never be ignored. Grinding or clattering noises might indicate caliper problems or a severely worn-out brake pad that needs to be replaced at once. Urgent Warning Signs of Brake Trouble If you ever press the brake pedal and your car fails to slow down as rapidly as usual, pull over safely to inspect your brakes. Diminished brake force is hazardous and you shouldn't drive again until the fault is resolved. Your brakes might be overheating, which can occur as a result of prolonged usage in heavy traffic. Overheating occasionally leads to brake fade, where melting brake pad resin releases a small amount of gas, preventing full friction against the rotor. Weakened brakes might also point to leaking brake fluid. The brake fluid maintains hydraulic pressure inside the brake lines, carrying the stopping signal to the calipers. If your brake fluid is leaking, the brakes will probably feel spongy as well as weaker. Check under your car and in the wheel wells for puddles of oily yellow or brown fluid. Book Biannual Brake Inspections at Your Acura Dealership As brake problems tend to develop gradually over time, you can usually catch them early on with frequent brake inspections. It's wise to have your brakes examined by a professional at least twice a year. A full inspection involves the brake fluid and lines being checked under the hood and also under the car. Your vehicle will be raised so our technicians can remove the wheels, calipers, rotors, and pads, examining each component for excessive wear and tear. This way, we can also let you know how much longer each part will last and you're less likely to be surprised on the road. Visit Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN, for a brake inspection and repair today. We're an award-winning local dealership that's been helping out the drivers of our local community for decades.

Some of the most important sensors in your Acura are the oxygen sensors. As their name suggests, these sensors monitor the oxygen level in your engine. This is essential, as oxygen must mix with fuel in a precise ratio to power combustion. Sensors can wear out or become damaged, with serious consequences for your engine. As your Acura dealership, we'd like you to know a few signs you need to visit us for oxygen sensor replacement. more Signs You Need an Oxygen Sensor Replacement at Your Acura Dealership Reduced Fuel Economy Combustion requires far more fuel than air, as fuel can't burn successfully without enough oxygen. Air enters the engine through the engine air filter and mixes with fuel in the intake manifold. The oxygen sensors monitor the air level and inform your computer so it can ensure the correct amount of fuel is added to the mixture. A worn or damaged sensor won't supply the right information, forcing your computer to guess the amount of fuel to add. If the computer guesses wrong, your engine could receive more fuel than air. Excessive fuel turns your engine fuel-rich. The lack of air prevents most of the fuel from burning, and it's dumped out the exhaust. Once we replace the sensor, the fuel-air mixture will return to normal. Black Exhaust Smoke As we saw above, low oxygen levels prevent most of the fuel from burning. The hot fuel is dumped into the exhaust system and travels to the catalytic converter. The converter converts dangerous, toxic engine gases into harmless ones. The converter uses extreme heat during the conversion process, and the hot fuel can raise its internal temperature too high and damage it. The unburnt fuel passes out the tailpipe, usually accompanied by hisses, pops, and occasional small flames when the fuel touches the hot metal. The accompanying black cloud has a strong fuel smell and is also toxic. If you live in Lake or Porter counties, this smoke will cause your Acura to fail its smog check. Your exhaust smoke will turn thin and whispy again once a new sensor is installed. Check Engine Light The check engine light comes on when engine sensors detect a problem that affects engine performance. Sensors are attached to all essential engine components to monitor them and ensure they're working correctly. If the oxygen mixture in your engine is wrong, the spark plugs won't ignite the mixture successfully, causing a misfire or even stalling your vehicle. In addition, a fuel-rich atmosphere coats the plugs and ignition coils in sticky carbon, further reducing their performance. All these issues reduce performance, and this will cause the check engine light to illuminate. Sensors are quick and relatively inexpensive to replace. Contact us today at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

The 2024 Acura ZDX is an incredible fully electric SUV designed for high-powered performance and long-range driving. The overall design of this premium EV is elegant and modern with sporty design details and eye-catching paint colors. more The base ZDX is the A-Spec, which has a standard RWD that provides excellent stability, no matter where the road takes you. This model has a single electric rear motor that produces 358 horsepower and 324 lb-ft of torque. This EV boasts a towing capacity of 3,500 when fully equipped, which makes the base ZDX one of the most powerful EVs on the road today. A-Spec AWD If you're a driver who likes to take on challenging terrain or you want to enjoy stable all-weather performance, the A-Spec AWD is a great choice. This model has a dual electric motor for the front and rear drive axles that produces a net output of 490 horsepower and 437 lb-ft of torque. This model has sophisticated convenience features like a power lift tailgate for easy cargo loading and a power tilt-and-slide panoramic moonroof that allows you to vent the cabin from the roof. This model also comes with power-folding heated side mirrors with LED turn signals that tilt down when the SUV is in reverse so you can have a better view of your blind spots. Type S The third-tier trim is tuned for sport performance with a dual-motor electric powertrain that offers an incredible 499 horsepower and 544 lb-ft of torque. Key features include a sporty flat-bottom leather-wrapped heated steering wheel, stainless-steel sport pedals, and a digital rearview mirror that optimizes your view of the area behind your EV. Type S Perf. Wheel & Tire The final trim is equipped with advanced safety features via AcuraWatch 360+, such as a total of 12 parking sensors and semi-autonomous driver assistance technologies like Hands Free Cruise and Automatic Parking Assist. This model also has self-sealing tires that drive longer on a punctured tire so you can get to an Acura repair shop. An EV SUV like the Acura ZDX is a terrific option if you want to be carbon-neutral but still enjoy high-powered performance for your active lifestyle. Reserve your preferred trim at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

For families seeking an ideal balance of luxury and sport, the 2024 Acura MDX offers just that in a full-size, three-row SUV. It packs plenty of power under the hood and offers a delightfully athletic driving experience, amplified by the upscale interior. more 1. Integrated Dynamics System With the Integrated Dynamics System that comes standard in the MDX, the already-dynamic 10-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters is further enhanced with up to eight unique driving modes, depending on the model: Snow, Comfort, Normal, Sport, Sport+, Lift, and a customizable Individual mode. To select your mode, the dial on the center console lets you easily cycle through each one and view them on both displays. You'll be hard-pressed to find another SUV that's this fun to drive. 2. 290-Horsepower Engine The impressive power of the 2024 MDX comes from its 3.5-liter V6 engine that cranks out 290 horsepower and 267 lb-ft of torque, which complements the double-wishbone front suspension to provide precise cornering. It also plays well with the automatic transmission and front-wheel drive or the available Super Handling All-Wheel Drive. The turbocharged 3.0-liter engine in the Type S models gets 355 horsepower and 354 lb-ft of torque for those who want even more power and a sportier feel. 3. Lush Interior Inside the 2024 MDX, you can fit up to seven people across three rows of finely crafted leatherette-trimmed seats. Front 12-way power sport seats provide comfort, support, and personalization for the driver and front passenger. They include a heat function for both seats, lumbar support, and three-position seat memory for the driver. The multifunctional second row features a middle seat that can be easily removed to create captain's chairs on either side and an easy pass-through for third-row passengers. Tri-zone climate control keeps everyone comfortable and healthier with humidity control and air filtration, and the power moonroof makes those lovely summer days even sweeter. 4. Versatile Cargo Options If you need a full-size SUV, chances are you have a regular need to haul cargo, and the MDX makes it easy to haul just about anything you need. It features underfloor storage with a reversible cargo lid, which can be flipped up to secure dirty items like sports equipment to make cleaning easier. Flipping the lid to the lower position increases the capacity for bulkier items and provides 16.3 cubic feet of space. With the lid flipped down, the capacity increases to 18.1 cu. ft., and with all the rear seats down, the space grows to a maximum of 95 cu. ft. Experience all these features and more when you drive the 2024 MDX for yourself. Visit Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN today for a test drive.

AcuraWatch is an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) that protects you while you drive. It's standard in all Acura vehicles and uses cameras, radar, and sensors to make your driving experience safer than ever. As your Acura dealership, we want to tell you about some of the Acura safety features and how they protect you. more Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) When driving, it can be easy to stray into a neighboring lane, which can be dangerous. A vehicle in that lane might not react in time, resulting in an accident. This feature uses a camera to identify the lane lines and works continually to keep your vehicle centered in its lane. If your wheels cross the lane lines without you actively steering or activating a direction indicator, the system provides visual and audible warnings. Should your vehicle continue to move into the lane, it will turn your steering wheel to guide your Acura back into its lane. Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) This system uses the same technology above, but it reacts if the camera detects your vehicle will cross over the road boundary lines. It will sound an audible warning and actively brake to prevent your Acura from leaving the road. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) This feature can be activated whenever your vehicle exceeds 20 mph, and it helps to make highway driving less tedious. When you're driving long distances on the highway, you can set your cruise control to maintain a particular speed. You can also set a following distance between you and any vehicle ahead. Radar can detect a vehicle in front of your Acura, and braking will be automatically applied to reduce your speed to keep the preset distance. Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS) A camera and radar monitor any vehicle in front and assess its speed. The system calculates the distance between your bumper and the other vehicle and will instantly provide visual and audible warnings if you're closing too fast on the other vehicle. This gives you time to assess the situation and take corrective action. If you're unable to react in time, barking is automatically initiated to slow or stop your vehicle instantly, depending on the situation. Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) Blind spots are difficult, sometimes even impossible to see when driving. A vehicle or bicyclist can easily move into a blind spot and this could lead to an accident. Rear sensors continually scan the blind spots and sound an audible warning if anything crosses into one. This allows you to take evasive action and prevent a collision. If you'd like to know more about your safety systems, contact us today at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​As we all know, winters here in Indianapolis, IN, get very cold. Our flat prairie landscape allows the wind to howl across the land and drop the temperature even further. Winter driving requires good preparation and regular car maintenance to enjoy a safe, trouble-free driving season, and it's never too early to start taking steps to keep your family safer on the road. As your Acura dealership, we want to give you a few tips on good maintenance to prepare for the weather. more Battery Check The average life of a battery is three to five years, but this can be reduced due to extreme weather. Our winters can be battery-killers, particularly if you have an older battery. Low temperatures make the battery's electrolyte solution more viscous, reducing its power and storage capacity. If the temperature drops to 0 F or lower, the electrolyte can freeze, and your battery will fail. We advise testing your battery before winter arrives. Our technicians will connect your battery to our computerized battery tester. This machine subjects your battery to various tests to determine its strength and storage capacity. If your battery is weak, we can replace it in minutes to ensure it works through the winter. If your battery is healthy, we advise parking your Acura in a garage in winter, if possible, to prevent your battery from freezing outside. Fluid Check Your Acura contains numerous fluids that keep your engine clean and healthy, allow the brakes to work effectively, ensure your transmission shifts gears, and that your windshield stays clean. All these fluids weaken over time and become less efficient. Older brake fluid, for example, can overheat and lose its ability to provide the hydraulic power your brakes need to engage. Engine oil is a particular concern in winter. Old oil is thick, and it becomes even thicker as the temperature drops. Thicker oil can block the oil filter, causing engine problems ranging from increased friction damage to components to an overheated engine. Our technicians can easily check all your fluids and replace them if necessary. Windshield Wiper Check Your windshield wipers are easy to forget, but they're vital when snow starts to fall. Your wipers can quickly clear snow and ice off the windshield to give you the visibility you need. We check your wipers to ensure the rubber blades are in good condition. Cracks in the wipers can cause them to break, and broken wipers can scratch your windshield. We can install winter wipers to make driving in snow much easier. Their heavier and thicker blades are more resistant to damage from the cold. We'll also replace your windshield wiper fluid with a variant that includes antifreeze to prevent the wiper fluid from freezing in low temperatures. If you'd like to know more about preparing your vehicle for winter, contact us today at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

If you're looking for the refinement of a full-size sedan but the performance of a sports car, introduce yourself to the Acura TLX. This four-door luxury sedan combines aggressive engineering with a thoughtful design to deliver a driving experience like no other. Explore the exciting features of the 2024 Acura TLX and discover automotive sophistication and sportiness like you've never experienced. more Exhilarating Power Get behind the wheel of the Acura TLX and experience exhilarating power and performance. The 2.0 liter turbocharged DOHC VTEC engine delivers a riveting 272 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque for lively acceleration and effortless cruising. With the muscle to navigate urban jungles and hilly terrain with ease, the Acura TLX isn't shy about putting its quickness on display, clocking a scintillating 0 to 60 time of 5.9 seconds. Sport-Tuned Performance The TLX is also nimble, with a double-wishbone suspension and assistive steering system enabling you to take turns and corners confidently. The TLX's advanced 10-speed automatic transmission produces seamless gear shifting, delivering a smooth, assured ride whether you're running errands around the neighborhood or heading out on an epic adventure. For added excitement, the TLX's SportShift paddle shifters put driving exhilaration at your fingertips. Adapt to changing road conditions (and your driving moods) with the Acura TLX's drive modes. Seamlessly switch between four settings: Comfort for everyday driving with optimized comfort and efficiency Normal for refined handling and responsiveness Sport for lively throttling and unbridled acceleration Individual for a curated driving experience with five customizable settings Refined Interior The Acura TLX delivers a stirring behind-the-wheel experience sure to please even the most demanding driving enthusiasts. But sit inside its thoughtfully appointed cabin and you'll find yourself surrounded by thoughtful design and meticulous attention to detail. Personalize the cabin's ambiance through 27 available interior LED lighting themes and infuse the cabin with natural light and fresh air with the power moonroof. The driver and front passenger seats have built-in heating and 12-way power adjustable settings for a personalized fit. The TLX's racecar-inspired seats feature premium Milano leather trim for luxurious comfort and contrast stitching providing a sporty, eye-catching look. Other refined details include: Leather-wrapped steering wheel Brushed aluminum interior trim Dual-zone automatic climate control system Dedicated air vents for rear seat passengers Keyless entry and push-button ignition Tech-Forward Cabin The technology-rich cabin of the Acura TLX is a showcase for advanced features that enhance the driving experience. The TLX's state-of-the-art infotainment system features a 12.3" center display with Bluetooth connectivity and a 13-speaker audio array for enjoying your favorite content from compatible smart devices. An intuitive touchpad enables you to interact with the display using your fingertips. The Acura TLX delivers an exhilarating driving experience immersed in luxury. Explore the elegance and performance of the Acura TLX and connect with the dedicated sales team at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN to schedule a test drive.