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Why Did Acura Stop Making the RSX?

Acura is Honda’s luxury division that has churned out some of the best vehicles on the market for those wanting an upscale feel on a budget. In the 90s, the automaker built cars like the Legend and the Integra, which were major hits with the public at large as well as car enthusiasts. However, the …
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Avoid These Unreliable Honda Models For This 1 Major Issue

There is no doubt that Honda is one of the most reliable brands on the market today and it has been for a number of decades. This reputation has been somewhat of a blanket statement over the years as the public’s perception of Honda’s vehicles being reliable has solidified to the extent that the brand …
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The Most Fuel-Efficient Acura Sedans

When shopping for a luxury sedan, there are many features to pay close attention to. For example, you may need to decide whether or not you want navigation and the premium sound system, or maybe even the head-up display. Interior and exterior colors are important, too, but if you’re going to use the car for …
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The Most Fuel-Efficient Acura SUVs

If you’re shopping for an SUV, then one of Acura’s SUVs might be on your shortlist. And, why not? After all, they are reliable, capable, and are filled with a host of tech-savvy features. But did you know that they are pretty fuel-efficient as well? Over the years, Acura has come up with some handy …
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Will the 2021 Acura MDX Be More Reliable Than Previous Years?

Acura seems to be the underrated competitor in the luxury car market. Far less popular than BMW and Audi, the prices of Acura cars seems like it should entice more buyers. In fact, among the Acura lineup is a very popular yet underrated style of car: an SUV with third-row seating. The latest prototype for …
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First-Gen Acura NSX Owners May Soon Have the Option of a Full Restoration

The first-generation Acura NSX is easily one of the most coveted and sought-after Japanese supercars from the 90s. Those lucky enough to currently own one know that it can be tough to find OEM replacement parts, however, Acura is currently considering a full restoration program for the NSX at its Performance Manufacturing Center (PMC) plant …
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The Acura MDX Prototype will make its formal debut on October 14th.
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Check Out The 2022 Acura MDX’s Brand-New Interior

The interior of the current-generation Acura MDX is one of its weakest points. The dual-screen layout with touch controls was poorly received by consumers and reviewers alike. Thankfully, Acura has decided to give us a sneak peek of the 2022 MDX’s interior, and there is plenty to like. Gone are the dual screens, and instead, …
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Critics Disagree on How Good the 2020 Acura MDX Is

Acura isn’t as popular as many other luxury automakers like Mercedes-Benz and BMW. Still, the company has many good vehicles on the market, like the TLX sedan. SUV shoppers can choose the Acura MDX, which can haul up to seven passengers along with plenty of luggage. U.S. News had a lot of good things to …
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The 2007 Acura RDX Was a Unique and Very Innovative Compact SUV

Acura’s tagline “Precision Crafted Performance” rings true for its current lineup as the newly revised TLX is currying favor with the crowds and the Type-S moniker will soon be making a comeback. But that tagline isn’t just fitting for the current models in the brand’s lineup as one specific model comes to mind when we …
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You Won’t Regret the Acura NSX or the BMW i8

If you’re on the market for a new sports car, there are plenty of options available now. In addition to having high-powered hybrid engines, these cars have futuristic designs that really make them stand out. Two of the coolest cars we’ve seen are the Acura NSX and BMW i8, and MotorTrend helped contextualize just how …
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2021 Acura TLX Is Sneaky Good

In 2015, the Acura TL and the TSX, both models which enjoyed praise in their time, joined forces to make the Acura TLX. It turned out that little of the greatness of both individual models transferred to the first generation TLX. Fast-forward five years, and it would seem the 2021 Acura TLX will tell quite …
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The 2021 Acura TLX Should Make the Audi A4 and BMW 3 Series Worry

The buildup to the 2021 TLX has been intense, with high hopes resting on Acura’s updated sports sedan. Acura is positioning the TLX against the segment’s stalwarts, the BMW 3 Series and the Audi A4. Now, the first reviews of the Japanese sedan are coming in. And it’s clear the German cars will have a …
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The 2021 Acura RDX PMC Edition Has Something in Common With the NSX

The Acura RDX has been the brand’s top-selling car for the past couple of years and for the 2021 model year, it’s getting an NSX-inspired makeover. No, it’s not going to be the lucky recipient of a 573-hp, hybrid powertrain (we wish), instead, the RDX is following suit with its TLX and MDX stablemates by …
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The 2009 Acura TSX is unveiled on March 19, 2008 at the New York International Auto Show
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The Most Complained About Acura Cars

If you purchase a car made by Acura, then you would likely expect it to be dead-on reliable, right? Sure, with the proper care and maintenance, technically, any car can be as reliable as the first day it rolled off the dealer lot, however, cars are products just like any other. As such, many cars, …
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