Acura is the luxury division of Honda Motor Company. Acura, first introduced in 1986, is a Japanese automaker competing against BMW, Buick, Lexus, Infiniti and other luxury brands.
Current Models: Acura TL, TLX, MDX, TSX, RL, RLX
Other Models: NSX
In the recent few years, new life has been injected into the Acura brand not only with their NSX supercar but a new design language and advancements within the lineup Full Article »
The big push within mainstream luxury vehicles to garner more of a sporty appeal has merit for attracting a broader audience. Acura has jumped onto the sports appeal bandwagon but Full Article »
Acura has thrived on our American shores for many years and introduced to us one of the most sought-after luxury 3-row crossover SUVs. The Acura MDX has not only been Full Article »
The Acura TLX is more along the lines of a sleeper that is in existence to appease those who look for a quality vehicle with enduring luxury at a respectable Full Article »
You may vaguely remember Acura having an NSX commercial back in 2012 for Super Bowl XLVI featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno fighting over who would get the very first Full Article »
Let’s face it, most recent Acura models have been pretty vanilla in their design until the NSX finally made its introduction in production form. Now, Acura is attempting to redefine Full Article »
Interestingly enough, Motor Trend titles their latest Ignition episode featuring the new 2017 Acura NSX “The Slowest Supercar in the World.” While some could already conclude that is the whole Full Article »
Acura Showcases Passion for Performance at 2015 SEMA Show Highlights include restored 1993 “Ludacris Legend”, a sport-modified 2016 Acura ILX Sports Sedan, next-generation Acura NSX supercar and 2016 ILX with Full Article »
There has been a lot of head scratching leading up to the official release of the new 2017 Acura NSX. The rather lengthy developmental season for the Japanese supercar has Full Article »
Acura’s latest lineup of vehicles are conforming to a similar mold that may redefine the brand in a positive light. Within that conformity comes a bit of dilution to the Full Article »
