New Car Overview of the 2005 Acura TSX Compact Sports Sedan Read More »

Honda's luxury arm has done it again with the new RSX Type-S. Read More »

There are so many nice things to say about the 2004 Acura TSX that I don't know where to start. Read More »

Acura's price-leader, a compact-class hatchback coupe, emerged in 2002 on Honda's global compact platform as successor to the original coupe, Integra. Read More »

Substantial upgrades worked on Acura's luxury sport-utility vehicle last year and carry over to 2004. Acura makes the MDX as a refined luxury vehicle that provides cushy appointments and fancy features, yet the three rows of flexible seats permit different uses as a workhorse hauler and the strong engine allows it tow a boat and trailer, while sophisticated mechanical equipment enable the vehicle to roll comfortably on pavement as well as dirt or dispel the inherent danger of roads made slick by spring showers or the snows of winter. Read More »

In the class of mid-size near-luxury sedans, Acura's 3.2TL takes on airs of European cars, although price points seem downright domestic. Read More »

Acura's full-size flagship sedan matches European machines with sophisticated yet understated exterior styling. Read More »

It's fun to drive but has the practical advantage of a four-door format and seats for five in a plush cockpit. Read More »

TSX fills a new parking space in Acura's garage, fitting in size and price between the larger 3.2TL mid-size luxury sedan and that race-bred ripper of a compact hatchback coupe, RSX. Read More »

Lucky for us car lovers, Acura added a snazzy six-speed transmission to its sporty CL Type-S for 2003. It showcases Acura's hallmark precision with short throws and a tight, mechanical feel -- just what we were hoping for. Read More »