2006 Acura RL Hybrid
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These guys seem pretty reliable, and say it should appear in 2006...
http://www.autospies.com/article/ind...8&categoryId=1
http://www.autospies.com/article/ind...8&categoryId=1
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Autospies is hardly the most credible source for information, though ocassionally that guess right.
The RL might recieve Integrated Motor Assist, but that could refer to either the hybrid system or the cylinder cut-off system. I'd wait for our own Oracle to confirm it before celebrating.
The RL might recieve Integrated Motor Assist, but that could refer to either the hybrid system or the cylinder cut-off system. I'd wait for our own Oracle to confirm it before celebrating.
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These guys seem pretty reliable, and say it should appear in 2006...
http://www.autospies.com/article/ind...8&categoryId=1
http://www.autospies.com/article/ind...8&categoryId=1
And there are no hybrid due out for the RL next yr. Just cost alone they won't be able to justifiy a hybrid RL.
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They are highly unreliable.
And there are no hybrid due out for the RL next yr. Just cost alone they won't be able to justifiy a hybrid RL.
And there are no hybrid due out for the RL next yr. Just cost alone they won't be able to justifiy a hybrid RL.
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I'm thinking the '06 RL will have ventilated seats for the US and the '07 RL will be a hybrid. Just to keep it in the headlines and sales going steady, rather than the slow painful death the '96 - '04 RL had to deal with.
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