When the Acura TSX got a face-lift for the 2009 model year, we were a bit surprised at the sales success of this littlest Acura. Its fuel-efficient and peppy four-cylinder engine, front-wheel-drive ...

The darling of the new-school Honda tuner, the K20A2 engine found in the RSX Type-S has inspired a bevy of performance options from the sport compact aftermarket. From engine internals to bolt-ons, ...

Acura has decided to spice up its entry-level TSX sedan, and this, the 2012 Special Edition, is the end result. No, there isn’t any more power on tap, but some styling tweaks do give the TSX a ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran July 28, 2009 Comment Now! Acura teased us back at February’s Chicago Auto Show with a new V6-powered version of its TSX sports sedan, and now the car is finally ready to go sale ...

Positioned between the larger Acura TL and smaller Acura ILX, the front-wheel-drive (FWD) 2013 Acura TSX is classified as a compact sedan by the EPA, offers a choice of 4-cylinder and V-6 engines, and ...

The TSX sedan is Acura’s best selling car in the US market. However, not wanting to rest on its laurels, the company has brought further upgrades to the 2011 model. The list of improvements include ...

The 2011 Acura TSX Sport Wagon will be sold as one trim level, with all vehicles sharing the same engine, powertrain and 5-passenger cabin. The Sport Wagon's unique characteristics are found at the ...

EDITOR WES RAYNAL: I was really impressed with this car's interior. There's plenty of room, all the materials look and feel great, it's well laid out (except for, perhaps, the abundance of buttons on ...

What happens when you cross a sport sedan with an entry-level luxury car? This sounds like the setup for a joke, but there's little humor in the answer. The "entry level" and "sport-sedan" combo ...

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Luxury cars. Obviously they’re not just about options, toys, and an interior swathed with leather. They bridge the gap — figuratively and literally — between the “haves” and “have-nots” on our roads.