without extended warranty coverage on your Acura, repairs can be costly

Acura, a legacy of innovation is known for its precision crafted performance. Acura is a premier auto that many drivers enjoy. Like many performance vehicles, it is important to keep it running in tip top shape. Here at olive, we know how busy you are with all things life and that there is no time to waste when it comes to pricey repairs. However, no matter how well built your Acura is, costly mechanical issues are almost certain to present themselves.

Acura tirelessly improves its technology and performance year after year yet, they are known at time to be pricey to repair when repairs are needed.

olive is shaking up the way drivers look at Mechanical Breakdown Protection beyond the basic Vehicle Service Contracts also known as Extended Warranties. Whether you bought an extended warranty at the dealership or have extended your warranty outside of the dealership, they don’t always cover every issue. Allow us to share the many benefits that complete your current or expiring original manufacturer’s warranty.

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olive’s online quote-to-purchase process is user-friendly and integrates the database power of some of the industry’s most respected secure sources. 2 entries, you choose the coverage level that suits you best and voila, complete your purchase.

Acura, the premier division of Honda was founded in 1986. Originally launched in the US and Canada, Acura was the first Japanese luxury brand of vehicles to launch. Acura is headquartered out of Minato, Japan. The flagship sedan model launched in the mid 80’s was the Acura Legend. The Legend was in production from 1985 – 1995. Acura also launched the compact class Integra model. Honda opened an additional 60 new dealerships to sell Acura. Acura had immediate success in the premium market. So much so that both Toyota and Nissan decided to launch new divisions to follow suit. Toyota founded their Lexus division later that same year in 1986. Nissan created the Infiniti division in 1989.

By 1990, Acura launched its first rear wheel drive sports car. The NSX, which stands for New Sports eXperimental. The NSX featured Honda’s VTEC technology. This performance system allowed higher performance at high RPM and a lower fuel consumption at low RPM. The invention came from Honda engineer, Ikuo Kajitani. In the 90’s Acura shifted the naming system and dropped the Legend, Vigor and Integra names to switch to an alphanumeric system. Something they have continued to this day.

Acura has taken a youthful outlook with their vehicles design and innovation. Acura says that they are 30 years young. It doesn’t mean they aren’t pushing the limits but rather they want to keep their start up culture and hustle. Over the years, they continue to hold the bar high introducing several systems to the car industry. Acura was the first to offer an In-Dash Navigation system. Acura was the first to use a Multi Valve Engines across the entire lineup. In the MDX, Acura was the first 7-seater crossover vehicle. Last, Acura was the first to secure a 5-Star rating across the entire set of their models. Their future goal is to create a zero- collision society. Acura’s focus is to continue to develop driver assisted technology in future models to make safer vehicles for all.