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Acura

Acura is the luxury brand for Honda in America. Acura's MDX and RDX luxury crossovers are known for their handling prowess. The RL, TL and other sedans in the Acura line are among the quality leaders in their segment.

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It seems as if the 2014 Acura RL has been caught in the open doing high-altitude testing in this spy shot taken outside of Avon, Colo.
By Don Bain on
As the Third Annual Rocky Mountain Driving Experience neared its conclusion, Acura, Honda, Kia, Mitsubishi and Nissan had their vehicles at the Core Off Road Extreme to demonstrate their ability to negotiate unpaved, ungraded roads with plenty of twists, turns, bumps and unlevel surfaces on the 2-mile rally track.
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With Father's Day in mind, Acura has a novel gift idea in mind for all you dads out there.
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The Memorial Day weekend is the start of the summer driving season and gas prices have consumers concerned.
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Affected vehicles may contain a deteriorated power steering hose, which might leak fluid, thus increasing the risk of a fire.
By Patrick Rall on
Yesterday, Honda Manufacturing of Indiana celebrated the start of production for the new 2013 Acura ILX – a sporty new compact luxury sedan that shares a platform with the Honda Civic and should help the Acura brand reach new customers thanks to a lower price point compared to the other current Acura models.
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Price points for the entry-level luxury sedan were announced today for this new model, which will come to showrooms later this year.
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The automaker has issued a formal apology, but claims it was not responsible for the casting announcement.
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A newly released casting announcement for Acura's Super Bowl ad reveals that the automaker did not want black actors that were too dark.
By Denis Flierl on
The guys over at Inside Line got to test drive The Avengers Acura NSX Roadster that stars in the movie.
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It looks like Acura is aiming to be the cool kid on the block by sponsoring the world premiere of The Avengers.
By Denis Flierl on
Acura and Marvel Entertainment, LLC, announced the details of their promotional campaign for this summer's most anticipated film, Marvel's The Avengers. A one-off Acura NSX Roadster was created specifically for the film.
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Among the big debuts at the 2012 New York Auto Show was the Acura RLX Concept and while this new flagship luxury sedan from Honda might not have gotten the most attention from the media at the Big Apple show – American Honda expects the future production version of the Acura RLX to help Acura compete more with other full size luxury sedans in North America.
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A design sketch rumored to be the Acura NSX in 2-seat convertible Spider form has fans abuzz with interest.
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American Honda and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have announced a recall of the 2012 Honda Pilot and 2012 Acura MDX crossover vehicles over a concern that a component of the fuel tank system could allow gasoline to leak – greatly increasing the chances of a fuel system fire.
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Of all of the automotive commercials run during the nation's biggest game of the year, the Acura NSX commercial featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno got the most attention.
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Less than a month after being introduced as a "concept" at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Acura has taken the wraps off its compact 2013 ILX with complete details and one fact not previously mentioned.
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Acura has unveiled its Super Bowl ad for the Super Bowl this weekend, featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno in two minutes of humor.
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The 2013 Acura NSX, which hit detroit like an automotive atom bomb to steal the show, is going to production, Honda says. What's more, it will be built in Ohio - the all-wheel drive supercar will be Made in America, starting this year. Plus a new video explains a few more details on this awesome concept's drive train.
By Armen Hareyan on
The 2013 Acura ILX concept made its debut at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit last week, bringing the Acura sedan offerings to four different models in the coming model year.
By Frank Sherosky on
Acura has been teasing then denying a replacement for the Acura NSX which ended its 15 year reign in 2005. Now it’s back, finally. It is more than a concept, though, as production may arrive within 3 years. Question is, how much?
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The Boston Globe is out with its list of the Top Drives for 2012 and it's a surprising collection of luxury vehicles, hard working pickups and sport utility vehicles and a brand (Kia) that just two years ago would probably be on no publication's top drives list.
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Greensburg, Indiana - Honda has announced today that it will be building the new Acura ILX sedan at its manufacturing plant in Greensburg, Indiana. This means the Acura ILX will be an American-made car, reflecting Honda's commitment to adding jobs to the US economy.
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Acura will likely be on every gearhead’s list of displays to visit at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit thanks to the debut of the new NSX Concept but joining the new supercar will be the Acura ILX Concept – a new compact luxury sedan based on the popular Honda Civic.
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TOKYO - The folks at Honda have just announced that when the 2012 North American International Auto Show opens in Detroit’s Cobo Hall next month, the new Acura NSX Concept will be among the new models making their grand debut.
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(TorqueNews) The Detroit auto show in January will be the platform to showcase the direction Honda will take with the ninth generation of the venerable Accord automobile, a steady seller to Americans for more than three decades that is assembled in Ohio.
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Acura's 2012 TSX sports sedan set a sales record with 2,691 units moving from U.S.-based showrooms in November, but the rest of the Japanese carmaker's lineup except for the RDX crossover SUV sold sluggishly to American buyers.