The Acura RL is the flagship model for Acura brand. The RL model is sold as Honda Legend in Japanese car market. This model is offered in various badges and trim options. All the RL models are built in Saitama, in Japan.The 2011 Acura RL model is sold
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
The 2011 Acura RL model is sold
The Acura RL is the flagship model for Acura brand. The RL model is sold as Honda Legend in Japanese car market. This model is offered in various badges and trim options. All the RL models are built in Saitama, in Japan.The 2011 Acura RL model is sold
The 2011 Acura RL model is sold
The Acura RL is the flagship model for Acura brand. The RL model is sold as Honda Legend in Japanese car market. This model is offered in various badges and trim options. All the RL models are built in Saitama, in Japan.The 2011 Acura RL model is sold
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Pricelist 2011 Acura MDX: AWD with Advance and Technology
Whenever you buy a car, there are three factors that you need to consider apart from the main criterion - the cost of the car. They are fuel costs (check the engine performance and mileage provided by the car and review the fuel prices), regular maintenance expenses (this of course greatly depends on your driving habits) and finally the insurance costs.

In case you are buying a car like the Acura MDX, the last may be a very affordable price. This is because this vehicle is basically a mid-sized SUV. By concentrating on three main factors again, you can minimize the amount you will be entitled to pay every year for the Acura MDX insurance. The first one is the ratings provided for the car. There are many authorized organizations which conduct crash tests and publish reports on the car performance.
Pricelist 2011 Acura MDX: AWD with Advance and Technology:
2011 Acura MDX: AWD
Transmission: AUTO MPG: 16 City / 21 Hwy Engine: Gas V6 3.7L/224
MSRP: $42,580
Invoice: $39,094
Avg. Paid Nationally:$40,941
2011 Acura MDX: AWD with Technology Package
Transmission: AUTO MPG: 16 City / 21 Hwy Engine: Gas V6 3.7L/224
MSRP: $46,255
Invoice: $42,426
Avg. Paid Nationally:$44,392

2011 Acura MDX: AWD with Advance Package
Transmission: AUTO MPG: 16 City / 21 Hwy Engine: Gas V6 3.7L/224
MSRP: $52,205
Invoice: $47,821
Avg. Paid Nationally:$49,979
2011 Acura MDX: AWD with Technology and Entertainment Package
Transmission: AUTO MPG: 16 City / 21 Hwy Engine: Gas V6 3.7L/224
MSRP: $48,155
Invoice: $44,149
Avg. Paid Nationally:$46,178
2011 Acura MDX: AWD with Advance and Entertainment Package
Transmission: AUTO MPG: 16 City / 21 Hwy Engine: Gas V6 3.7L/224
MSRP: $54,105
Invoice: $49,544
Avg. Paid Nationally:$51,763
Sunday, December 12, 2010
2010 Acura MDX
2010 Acura TSX V6 Sports Sedan
The 2010 Acura TSX V6 is really an American car. It’s so American that it works better with a 3.5-liter V6 engine than it does with its 2.4-liter inline-4, which is kind of a surprise for a car that comes from Honda by way of its premium car division.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Acura ZDX Concept, 2009




In keeping with the coupe-inspired styling, the rear door handles are cleverly concealed in the C-pillar. The all-glass tailgate opens wide to reveal a highly functional cargo space with integrated under-floor storage. The prototype is finished off with stylish dual chrome exhaust outlets and 9-spoke machined wheels fitted with 20-inch Michelin tires.
Inside,
The Acura ZDX Concept exudes modern luxury while focusing on pampering the front passengers. The cabin is enveloped in leather, which gives the interior a luxurious and inviting feel. The hand-stitched leather dash and instrument panel sweep down to form a dual cockpit layout, creating a personal and intimate experience for the front seat occupants.
The premium leather seats are highly bolstered to support the passengers during sporty driving and at the same time provide comfort during a long getaway. A black monochromatic center stack leads to the textured metallic center console, which complements the black and pearl white leather trim. The thick leather wrapped steering wheel provides ample grip and is framed by racing-inspired paddle shifters for the ultimate in driver control. The cabin is enclosed by a panoramic glass roof which runs the entire length of the vehicle, providing occupants with a breathtaking view of the world around them.
Acura TSX, 2009




Producing 201 hp from a 2.4-liter engine, the DOHC VTEC in-line 4-cylinder now delivers its power across a much wider rpm range. Along with more torque, the new 2.4L is also cleaner as it meets EPA TIER 2-BIN 5 and CARB LEV II Ultra Low Emission Vehicle standards.
Merging crisp, dynamic design with a bold new signature Acura grille, the 2009 Acura TSX is more distinctive and sporty. Due to its greater length and width, wider track, and longer wheelbase, the new Acura TSX provides additional interior room while new fully independent front and rear suspension with dual-stage dampers provides more agile handling.
Designed with an emphasis on safety, the 2009 Acura TSX now makes use of Acura's esteemed Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE) body structure. The 2009 Acura TSX, with ACE and a host of other safety features, is expected to achieve the highest ratings in both governmental (NHTSA) and independent (IIHS) crash testing - including IIHS's Top Safety Pick.
Acura TL, 2009





Powertrain
A choice of two different all-aluminum VTEC engines enables the new 2009 Acura TL to satisfy a wide range of customers. Standard is a 3.5-liter V-6 producing 280 horsepower and 254 lb-ft of torque that sends power to the front wheels through Acura's sophisticated Sequential SportShift 5-speed automatic transmission with steering-wheel- mounted paddle shifters and Grade Logic Control. Though powerful, the new engine is also fuel efficient, with projected EPA fuel economy ratings of 18 mpg city and 26 mpg highway. The engine is targeted to meet California's tough CARB LEV II ULEV emissions certification standards, thanks to features including a Drive-by-Wire throttle system, Computer-Controlled Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) and Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control (VTEC) for the intake valves.
Acura TL's performance achievements extend to durability, reliability and refinement as well. Both engines feature electronically controlled engine mounts to reduce engine noise, vibration and harshness (NVH); quiet and efficient Electric Power Steering (EPS) and maintenance-free serpentine accessory belt also boost operating refinement.
Body/Chassis
Major improvements in structural engineering for the unit-body further define the 2009 Acura TL. The list of substantial changes begins with the relocation of frame rails inside (rather than underneath) the vehicle's floor pan, resulting in a nearly flat body underside. Benefits of this design include improved crash safety, a significant reduction in interior noise levels, and reduced aerodynamic drag that helps enhance fuel economy. Another significant improvement is the increased use of high-strength steel, which simultaneously improves the unit-body's overall strength while helping to reduce weight. For additional weight savings, aluminum is used for the hood, the front suspension sub frame and rear suspension knuckles.
Exterior/Interior
An evocative and powerful exterior body design dramatically advances the Acura TL's image as a performance luxury sedan. Designed by Acura in Southern California, the Acura TL utilizes an array of styling techniques to express motion - and emotion - even when the car is at rest. Featuring Acura's new signature front grille, body sides defined by strong character lines, sweeping C-pillars and new LED taillights, the 2009 Acura TL is simultaneously Acura and yet wholly unique. Plentiful use of luxury and performance features add visual appeal while adding to the Acura TL's vigorous statement - including bright HID projector-beam front headlights, pronounced wheel arches, a standard power moon roof and genuine stainless-steel body trim.
Safety
Six airbags and a new active head restraint system for the driver and front passenger headrests top the long list of passive safety features built into the new Acura TL. The airbag array includes dual-stage, dual-threshold front airbags, new dual-chamber front seat side airbags with front passenger seat Occupant Position Detection System, along with side-curtain airbags for all outboard seating positions. Additional passive-safety features include 3-point seatbelts and head restraints for all seating positions, driver and front passenger seatbelt load-limiters with an automatic tensioning system and a Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren (LATCH) system that permits quick, secure attachment of up to two child seats in the rear seating area.
The new Acura TL includes sophisticated active safety features including powerful 4-wheel disc brakes (with ABS, EBD and Brake Assist), Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA), Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), all-season tires and an available SH-AWD system. Adding to the list of standard exterior safety features are daytime running lights (DRL) along with 2.5-mph front and rear bumpers.
The Acura TL is designed to meet the latest crash-safety regulations, including the new FMVSS214 side crash standards (which the TL meets three years early) and the new FMVSS301 rear crash standards. Internal testing indicates that the 2009 Acura TL should achieve the highest ratings in National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) crash tests.
The Acura TL is assembled in Marysville, Ohio and is covered by a comprehensive 4-year/50,000 mile bumper-to-bumper limited warranty and a 6-year/70,000 mile powertrain limited warranty. Additional benefits of ownership include Acura Total Luxury Care (TLC), which provides free 24-hour roadside assistance, concierge service and trip routing.
Acura RL, 2009





To further enhance handling and ride comfort, the new Acura RL retains a fully independent suspension system with front double-wishbone and rear multi-link architecture. For 2009 the Acura RL features higher rate coil springs, larger diameter stabilizer bars, stiffer subframe mount bushings and improved design steering rack components. To further improve handling and looks, new 18-inch diameter 7-spoke aluminum wheels are matched with more aggressive tires (replacing the previous 17-inch wheel/tire offering).
Exterior/Interior
The 2009 Acura RL's new exterior styling is not only more aggressive, but delivers excellent aerodynamics and reduced rear lift at higher speeds. The Acura RL's more athletic style foreshadows the power concealed by the new power plenum front grille and blow-formed aluminum hood. The RL's shape is taut and athletic, and its acceleration and cornering performance allow it to challenge the most capable German and Japanese sports sedans. Comfort, quietness and ride quality are also on a par with performance sedan competitors.
Inside, the Acura RL features a more elegantly styled interior that includes more room for rear seat passengers, easier-to-use front seat belts, door-mounted pull pockets, softer arm rests, redesigned vents, larger/clearer lettering for HVAC controls, and easier actuation of climate control functions. A revised steering wheel with available genuine wood trim (included with the CMBS package) and metal-look accents is now fitted to the Acura RL along with a matching wood-trimmed transmission shift knob. Complementing the steering wheel are upgraded gauges that incorporate brushed metal accents for enhanced appearance. For 2009, additional insulation, a more high-tech design of Acura's acoustic glass windshield, and a new Active Sound Control (ASC) noise abatement system team to further reduce the Acura RL's already quiet cabin.
The Safety
The Acura RL retains Acura's extremely rigid Advanced Compatibility Engineeringbody structure that features extensive use of high-tensile steel and lightweight aluminum components to take vehicle construction beyond conventional safety protocols while keeping overall vehicle weight in check. The ACE structure's front-mounted polygonal main frame is designed to help prevent cabin deformation by distributing frontal impact forces through multiple load bearing pathways--and away from the passenger compartment. For 2009, to enhance safety a new Active Head Restraint System is built into the front seats to help improve neck and head protection in the event in a rear impact collision. To further aid in safety, the Acura RL includes as standard a passenger seat belt reminder, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) and 6 airbags.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
2011 TSX Sport Wagon Acura Sports Car











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