Frequently Asked Questions About the 2026 Acura ADX
What is the Acura ADX and how is it different from the RDX?
The ADX is Acura’s newest entry-level luxury SUV — smaller than the RDX, positioned to compete with the BMW X1, Audi Q3, and Mercedes GLA. Think of it this way: the ADX is the SUV version of the Integra (shares its platform), while the RDX is a traditional mid-size luxury crossover with more space, power, and price. ADX starts in the mid-$30s; RDX starts in the mid-$40s. If you’re cross-shopping a Lexus NX or BMW X1, the ADX is the direct competitor.
Does Gary Force Acura have the 2026 ADX in stock?
Yes — the ADX is now in regular production and we maintain in-stock inventory across FWD and AWD trims. Demand is strong for a new model, so specific colors and option packages move fast. Liquid Carbon Metallic and Tiger Eye Pearl have been our most popular finishes. View our ADX inventory online or call 615-377-0500 to see what’s available today and what’s in transit.
What’s the 2026 ADX lease payment at Gary Force Acura?
Current Featured Special on a 2025 ADX FWD CVT (the most popular configuration) includes a Loyalty/Conquest lease offer with $2,000 toward cap cost reduction for qualified current owners of a 2015 or newer eligible vehicle. Typical lease payments run [$XXX/month for 36 months at 10,000 miles/year] for well-qualified buyers. AWD versions add roughly $30–$50/month. Call us for a quote with your specific credit, trade, and Tennessee tax situation.
Is the 2026 ADX a good fit for families in Brentwood or Franklin?
Yes — for families with one or two children. The ADX has 4 doors, a usable rear seat, and 24 cubic feet of cargo space (about the same as a Honda CR-V). For a single child or two younger children with car seats, it works well. If you have 3+ kids, kids in larger boosters, or regularly carpool, you’ll be happier with an RDX (38 cubic feet) or MDX (3-row, 7 seats). Many of our Brentwood customers use the ADX as a daily-driver second vehicle alongside an MDX.
Does the 2026 ADX qualify for the 1.99% APR financing offer?
Yes — 1.99% APR for 60 months is currently available on the 2025 ADX through Acura Financial Services for well-qualified buyers, through April 30, 2026. The example payment works out to $17.52 per month per $1,000 financed at 10% down. We can pre-qualify you using our soft-credit-pull tool with no impact to your credit score, then finalize the AFS approval if the rate fits.
How does the ADX handle compared to the BMW X1 or Audi Q3?
The ADX is sportier than the X1 and quieter than the Q3, in our experience. It rides on the Integra’s platform, which means it handles like a sport sedan that happens to sit higher — playful, communicative, more fun than most subcompact luxury SUVs. The X1 has a slight edge in rear cargo space; the Q3 is a more conservative, traditional luxury SUV experience. We encourage cross-shopping — drive all three before deciding. If you’d like us to set up back-to-back test drives, we can usually arrange it.
What standard features come on the 2026 ADX at Gary Force Acura?
Every ADX includes the AcuraWatch suite of driver-assist technologies (collision mitigation braking, adaptive cruise, lane-keeping assist), a 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, heated front seats, dual-zone climate control, push-button start, LED Jewel Eye headlights, and Acura’s standard 4-year/50,000-mile warranty. From Gary Force specifically, you also get our complimentary first service program and access to loaner vehicles for qualifying service appointments based on availability.
Can I see a 2026 ADX next to an Integra at Gary Force Acura?
Yes — and we recommend it. They share the same platform, but the driving experience is meaningfully different. Customers cross-shop these constantly, so we typically have both parked next to each other on the showroom floor. Stop by 1634 Westgate Circle in Brentwood any day during sales hours (Mon–Sat, 8:30am–6pm) and ask for a side-by-side comparison drive — we’ll set up both keys and a 30-minute back-to-back test.
