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I bought a 2019 Civic Type-R (Comparisons to other vehicles inside) via /r/cars

I bought a 2019 Civic Type-R (Comparisons to other vehicles inside)

New owner of a 2019 Championship White Civic Type R. Cross shopped this car with a Camaro 2SS 1LE, Bullitt Mustang, Scat Pack Challenger Widebody, Focus RS, and Golf R.

  I'm writing this post because I don't think this is a cross-shop that happens very often (hatchbacks and performance coupes/sedans)... at least in my hunting it didn't seem to. Hopefully people googling something like this in the future will come across this post and find some helpful thoughts. My requirements were that the car fit a cello case and have Android Auto/Apple CarPlay. I'm spoiled, manufacturer infotainment systems are universally garbage compared to Android Auto/Apple CarPlay. My budget was $45k.

  I traded in my 2017 Civic Si Sedan, which I loved, because I was looking for the next step in performance. I only tracked the car a total of 14 times over the course of two years, so I definitely consider myself casual in that regard, but if you are on the fence I strongly recommend getting some track days in. It's some of the most fun I've had in my adult life.

  Cars missing from this test: G70, STI. I refuse to support not putting the manual in the top engine spec for a car, sorry G70. The STI doesn't come with Android Auto, but if that's not a requirement for you I don't blame you for picking up one of these bad boys.

  Onto the comparisons and why I chose the CTR. I'll go in reverse order from cars I felt were the worst to best... except the Camaro which is second due to GM fiat.

  Ford Mustang Bullitt

I've never been more disappointed in a car. From the outside this car is GORGEOUS. To me it is the best looking car of everything I tested. Ford designers knocked it out of the park. This immediately falls away the moment you sit down inside of one.

The interior was worse than my Civic. The seats weren't as comfortable, the buttons were harsh, and the fitment of everything seemed off. The digital dash is fantastic, though.

Then you start the car and you can almost forgive the interior quality. The sound this car makes was also the best of any car I tested. Then you go to shift and the years you've spent with a Honda shifter make you realize how spoiled you are. This way this transmission shifted was terrifying, and I wouldn't be surprised if there aren't failures related to it down the road. Having said that, press your foot on the gas and hear the engine climb to redline... you can almost forget the shifter.

The back seats could actually fit a human being in a pinch, good job there, and I was able to fit a cello case inside when folding the rear seats down. That's all the practicality I needed. Ford's version of comfort mode is great, but there is a LOT of road noise that leaks into the car. The freeway was very loud...

There's a running theme here of ecstasy and disappointment. I couldn't get over the disappointments from this fifty thousand dollar car. I expect more from such a size-able expense. For the people who prioritize looks, sound, power I don't know if there's a competitor outside the Challenger. I can see why it's the best selling pony car in America.

Driving Experience: 8/10

Practicality: 3/10

  Challenger Scat Pack Widebody

Oh man... this car is delicious. I feel like if I ended up in this car I'd move to the South and get the giant flags to attach to my car. My brain shut off when I pressed the pedal. I'm not entirely sure this car should be paired with a 6-speed, or maybe the 1st gear should be made longer. Even with the widebody this thing wants to eat your tires for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I can't even imagine the Hellcat Challenger in a manual... wow. It's also an absolute boat, but it's a great boat!

The interior is... not as bad as the Mustang. Still leaves some question marks on the fitment front. The trunk is GARGANTUAN and so are the rear seats. Will your passengers have to wiggle their way into them because there's only 2 doors? Yes, but they are very usable once inside. Where's my manual Charger :< The sheer amount of space you have, and how quiet it is on the freeway gets big ups from me.

Sound system was the best out of anything I tested. Cello fits. Uconnect is great, and has AA/AC. The manual's gear ratios need to be changed, a burnout a day is not getting positive marks from me.

Driving Experience: 7/10

Practicality: 5/10

  Focus RS

This car is more than the sum of its parts. I hadn't even considered it initially due to ride quality concerns until another of my posts had someone recommend it saying it wasn't so bad.

I'm glad I got to drive it, because it's a blast! The ride quality is indeed as harsh as the reviews say, though. I live in Los Angeles, our roads are garbage (I know yours are worse Michigan). I drive clients in my car sometimes, I don't want them bouncing around too much for the drive that's mostly freeway from LAX to SFV. I'm slightly exaggerating here, but it was too much.

The interior here is nicer than the Bullitt. The sound is worse, but better than the Type R. The shifter is better than the Mustang, but maybe that's due to the engine it's paired with? I only spent 20 minutes with the car, I can't go into as much detail as with the other cars. The car feels like a track weapon, at all times. Which is crazy because it's probably slower than a Bullitt around a track, but it certainly doesn't feel like it.

Cello case fit easily, back seats could fit real humans on a road trip. Drift mode. It's a hatchback, there are perks.

Driving Experience: 8/10

Practicality: 5/10

  Golf R

I'm surprised I didn't choose this car when I consider it from just the exterior. It's professional, well put together, and a jack of all trades. Maybe I should have rated it higher somewhere but I don't know where.

The sound is subdued when it needs to be, it's comfortable on the freeway, when you floor it you grin. People can fit in the back just fine, and it checks every box neatly. How very German!

It's missing emotion? Maybe some steering feel? The car felt like it was holding back, or maybe it was the weight. I don't know. I spent almost three hours with this car. I could see myself taking this to work, taking it to the track, and being pleasantly surprised with just how capable it would be every day.

The Golf R checks all the boxes, and is capability personified. If the R wagon was here I'd have said to hell with "emotion" I'm getting the wagon... but this is just practicality on par with the Type R, while lacking some of the driving character. Or maybe if I lived up north and the AWD was super important to me.

Driving Experience: 7/10

Practicality: 7/10

  Camaro 2SS 1LE

My younger self hates me for not buying this car. Driving this car is an absolute pleasure. As I write this I almost feel regret for not buying it in spite of its shortcomings, but the axe fell. I'll write this so future buyers can save themselves from driving this, falling in love, then having to take it out back.

The sound is a tuning fork next to the ears, while maintaining comfortable noise levels on the freeway. The manual is second only to the Honda. The suspension is actually better than expected when in comfort, and the best in track mode. The pillbox you drive in isn't that bad when you have blind spot monitoring... I could not buy the 1SS 1LE version since it doesn't have the option to add this. Feels criminal. Seats are comfortable, and most of all everything is TIGHT.

Fitment of the interior is great, steering feel is precise, and you can break the back end loose on command... that's probably the greatest thing about this car, the control you feel. I can't talk about it too much, the reviewers have said it enough and they're right. To me there is no car that will give you this level of performance for so cheap. Maybe a used Corvette, but I was buying new.

To answer the question you've all been wondering: will it fit a cello in a case? No. I tried. I tried so hard. I twisted, I turned, I did every trick learned from moving couches through doorways I could think of... but I could not get the thing to fit in the car. Who designed this trunk opening? Kill them. I hate them with a burning passion. El Fin.

Decent sound system. Back seats only for small bags and people you hate. Trunk opening designed by Satan.

I can't put it anywhere but 2nd even if the scoring system I derived says it should be lower. Driving it was that good. Maybe the Driving Experience scale should be adjusted to move everything else down a point or two.

Driving Experience: 10/10

Practicality: 2/10 (+1 because you can throw a couple backpacks in the back seat with a carry on in the trunk)

  Civic Type R

When I set out to purchase the car I had ruled out the Type R because I live in SoCal and I refuse to purchase a car above MSRP. Plus, I wanted to move to an AWD or RWD platform.

To start things off, I bought a Type R for MSRP in Southern California... and from said dealer I also bought paint protection film/tinting. Full disclosure because that's not just the car for straight MSRP. These are things I was going to buy anyways and they priced them at regular local prices, which I know because I had PPF and tinting done by a local shop last go around. If you don't want these things shop around, and don't impulse buy this car. It will take a week or two of waiting, but someone will make a deal with you. Or just go out of state and buy one for MSRP. The road trip back should be a blast.

The steering is fantastic... much better than you'd expect out of a car as high seated as the Civic has gotten. You can definitely tell it's the lightest car of this group because it feels the most "chuckable". ((The Camaro isn't as "chuckable" because I reached the limits of my courage turning this thing in the canyons above SCV before it reached the limit of where it will stop turning in))

Shifting is easy and smooth, but maybe that's because it feels nearly identical to the one in the Si I've become accustomed to. It has 4 doors, the opening in the back when you lift the trunk is cavernous.

The ride in comfort mode is the largest difference from track mode (+R) to comfort out of anything I tested. +R to sport I can hardly tell that much of a difference, but when you click down into comfort some withcraft magic happens, the car gets quieter, and the road noise drops. Ride is still more bumpy than I would hope for, though... I think this comes down to how thin the tires are. Strongly considering a drop to 18" wheels with 275/35 or 255/40 tires. I won't be lowering the car because my driveway is a cliff, a common theme in Los Angeles.

It feels much more spacious than the Golf R when you sit inside it, even though the specs say that isn't true. I'm 6'2" and there's so much headroom compared to my civic sedan I had to laugh. The back seats have plenty of leg room, while being much easier to get into than something like the Challenger. Why are there only 4 seats instead of 5? Whatever. The seats are stellar, though overly bolstered if you are a wider dude. I love that when I'm wearing a helmet, the upper portion of the seat from your shoulders leans back to allow for room. With the helmet on I don't have to slouch forward like I did with the seats in my Si.

Sound system is good, but not as good as the Challenger. For spirited driving +R mode steering/suspension is great, but the Camaro and RS felt better. In comfort mode road noise is third to the Golf R and Challenger, suspension is third to the Challenger and Camaro. With the seats folded down it feels like it has more space than the Golf R even though I don't think that's quite the case.

Driving Experience: 8/10

Practicality: 7/10

  Final note: The looks are very polarizing. They must be, because you get a LOT of stares in this car and a LOT of rev bombs from other drivers. If you want attention get a Type R. Downside is, I don't want attention. Maybe more points for the Golf R should you find yourself in the market. This car is a great car, I can see why reviewers love it so damn much. I smile when I think about driving it, and I can throw a bunch of shit in it for road trips or carpool to work without issue. What more could you ask for?... Chevy SS dreams intensify

  TL;DR: Set out to buy an AWD/RWD car that can fit a cello case, has Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, and costs ~$45k or less. Bought a FWD car because, to me, it's the best blend of fun driving and practicality on the market.

[enginerumors]

2019 Honda Civic Type R Rumors, Release Date, Price

2019 Honda Civic Type R Rumors, Release Date, Price

2019 Honda Civic Type R Rumors, Release Date, Price– Honda released the all-new Civic Type R little around last year and so much the auto-managed to impress everybody who drove it. Regrettably, it seems as if it still is not definitely competent to take on some of the leading cars in their class. One of the main reasons behind this needs to be the car’s unusual look and guide-gearbox only.…

[sharkparkk]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[artificial-happyness-of-a-heart]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[cunt-punching]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[thatkidmonica]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[danielasarahy]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[pwcrooks]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[ammandamelo]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[death-frisbee-wielder]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[ask-changeling-lyra]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

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2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[axlboss]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[changemyworld2]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[ripper-diaries]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[standbyswift]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.

[atitudes-ilegais]

2021 Acura TLX

New Post has been published on https://carsoops.com/2021-acura-tlx/

2021 Acura TLX

Sick of seeing that tired old TLX sedan in your driveway? Well, Acura is dealing with a brand name-new model that’s as sharp as a blade, as shown by the Type S concept that’s in Pebble Beach today, but also these spy shots.

Like its moms and dad company Honda, Acura has the odd practice of revealing its new models as pre-production models. We understand not to expect as extreme a set of wheels, but whatever else must correspond. The advantage is that buyers can make a notified decision and wait for the next model year.

2021 Acura TLX Debut

It generally took about six months for an Acura to shift from concept to production, so the all-new TLX sedan is likely to debut at the 2020 New York Auto Show, possibly even at Detroit Auto come January.

Simply since you’ve seen the concept doesn’t mean Acura engineers will remove the camo from their prototype. However, nevertheless, it’s simple to construct out the much narrower headlights and a little more powerful shoulder lines. You could call this the NSX of sedans.

Read more:

2019 Ford Endeavour

2019 Opel Combo Life

2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

2019 Cadillac XT7

2021 Acura TLX Engine

So what’s this TLX Type S stuff everything about? Only something no mainstream maker will offer. While even the Germans appear to be relying increasingly on the four-cylinder turbo format, Japanese luxury brand revealed a new turbocharged V6 engine and said it would be coupled with it’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

It’s intended squarely at things like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43, and with the Civic Type R currently loading a little bit over 300 ponies, we see the Type S at about 350-380 HP mark. Tuners will also have the ability to draw out more.

For the record, America had four Type S model between 2001 and 2008, primarily powered by a 3.2-liter VTEC V6 with upwards of 200 horsepower, maxing out at 280 with the TL Type S.

But this isn’t the Type S; it’s the regular TLX with front-wheel-drive. That one should have the very same 2-liter turbo as the RDX with about 272 horsepower and 280 pound-feet (380 Newton-meters) of torque and a 10-speed automatic gearbox.