Them be fightin' words
#1
Them be fightin' words
This from US NEWS and their obligatory auto section.
"Comparing the TSX, Acura's new entry-level sedan, with the Honda Accord four-door that debuted last year is like one of those children's puzzles where you have to circle the subtle differences in two pictures that, at a glance, look nearly identical. And the similarities are no accident, since Acura is Honda's upscale brand. Oh, there are a few variations in the sheet metal–a crease here, a flare there–and the TSX has a more stylish front grille. Inside, it's the same game. There are a few touches in the TSX meant to evoke luxury and performance, but otherwise it simply copycats its came-first cousin. The overwhelming similarities have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade of an already bland car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction. "
Is this guy blind?
"Comparing the TSX, Acura's new entry-level sedan, with the Honda Accord four-door that debuted last year is like one of those children's puzzles where you have to circle the subtle differences in two pictures that, at a glance, look nearly identical. And the similarities are no accident, since Acura is Honda's upscale brand. Oh, there are a few variations in the sheet metal–a crease here, a flare there–and the TSX has a more stylish front grille. Inside, it's the same game. There are a few touches in the TSX meant to evoke luxury and performance, but otherwise it simply copycats its came-first cousin. The overwhelming similarities have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade of an already bland car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction. "
Is this guy blind?
#6
Comparing the TSX, Acura's new entry-level sedan, with any other car that's debuted in the past 50 years is like one of those children's puzzles where you have to circle the subtle differences in two pictures that, at a glance, look nearly identical. And the similarities are no accident, since Acura builds cars like almost everybody else. Oh, there are a few variations in the sheet metal–a crease here, a flare there–and the TSX has a more stylish front grille. Inside, it's the same game. There are a few touches in the TSX meant to evoke luxury and performance, but otherwise it simply copycats every other car. The overwhelming similarities, including the headlights, hood, roofline, trunk, taillights, wheels, and leather interior have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade over any other car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction.
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#9
Reading the full review, he's still an ass, but he does say
"The overwhelming similarities have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade of an already bland car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction.
I disagree. The TSX, in fact, is exactly what I wish the Accord were–a sporty, spunky ride with some vigor to complement its practicality."
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech.../acura_tsx.htm
"The overwhelming similarities have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade of an already bland car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction.
I disagree. The TSX, in fact, is exactly what I wish the Accord were–a sporty, spunky ride with some vigor to complement its practicality."
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech.../acura_tsx.htm
#11
Originally Posted by vitocorleone
Reading the full review, he's still an ass, but he does say
"The overwhelming similarities have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade of an already bland car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction.
I disagree. The TSX, in fact, is exactly what I wish the Accord were–a sporty, spunky ride with some vigor to complement its practicality."
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech.../acura_tsx.htm
"The overwhelming similarities have led some critics to dub the TSX a marginal upgrade of an already bland car, with Acura badging being the only real distinction.
I disagree. The TSX, in fact, is exactly what I wish the Accord were–a sporty, spunky ride with some vigor to complement its practicality."
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech.../acura_tsx.htm
#12
Originally Posted by poltergeist
Hey Pluto...nice way to quote out of context. Cutting off that last sentence makes a huge difference in the tone of the article. You should go write for CBS news.
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