What they're saying over at Club Lexus - '09 RL
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What they're saying over at Club Lexus - '09 RL
Surprisingly, the Car Talk section of Club Lexus is expressing the same kind of sadness and horror over the '09 RL that you guys are here at Acurazine.
Sure, there's a a couple of snotty comments in the 9-page thread on it (yep, 9 pages so far!), but most of the posts are about how disappointed they are that Honda/Acura totally missed the boat with this one, and how it's not going to help a struggling model. But there are surprisingly few outright rude remarks, and as surprising, a lot of Acura admirers there.
Seldom has there been such a widespread consensus on internet forums and blogs about something like this, but this MMC has almost universally been met with shock and awe (to borrow from a recent military campaign), and not the good kind.
You have to ask yourself ... is Honda listening to what the enthusiast world is saying? Are they deeply depressed about they're hearing? Is it too late to do something about it? Or don't the Japanese do something honorable when they screw up, like running themselves through with their Samurai swords?
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Sure, there's a a couple of snotty comments in the 9-page thread on it (yep, 9 pages so far!), but most of the posts are about how disappointed they are that Honda/Acura totally missed the boat with this one, and how it's not going to help a struggling model. But there are surprisingly few outright rude remarks, and as surprising, a lot of Acura admirers there.
Seldom has there been such a widespread consensus on internet forums and blogs about something like this, but this MMC has almost universally been met with shock and awe (to borrow from a recent military campaign), and not the good kind.
You have to ask yourself ... is Honda listening to what the enthusiast world is saying? Are they deeply depressed about they're hearing? Is it too late to do something about it? Or don't the Japanese do something honorable when they screw up, like running themselves through with their Samurai swords?
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Nah, it's not quite worth seppuku yet. It will be if they don't delay production a bit to address the design.
I guarantee....this new RL is DOA. I'd prefer it if Acura delays the release for a little to address the UNIVERSAL disdain for the exterior. As I've said befoe, I have rarely seen such universal disdain for a car about to be released. It really must be making the powers that be at Honda really worried.
Too bad Mr. Honda isn't with us any longer.
I guarantee....this new RL is DOA. I'd prefer it if Acura delays the release for a little to address the UNIVERSAL disdain for the exterior. As I've said befoe, I have rarely seen such universal disdain for a car about to be released. It really must be making the powers that be at Honda really worried.
Too bad Mr. Honda isn't with us any longer.
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Someone at CL pointed out the European Legend's grille, and I think it would make an excellent (and eminently available) replacement for the one they've stuck on the '09:
Honda - order a bunch of these guys, change out the "H" for an "A", and take that huge chrome abomination off the front of the '09 RL's before you ship any of them!
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Honda - order a bunch of these guys, change out the "H" for an "A", and take that huge chrome abomination off the front of the '09 RL's before you ship any of them!
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I do not think this was a Honda decision as much as a concession to Acura. Keep in mind, Acura is an American brand (primarily). The RL MMC was (IMHO) a foolhearty attempt for Acura to assert design onto a model which was not an Acura design (part of the attempt to differentiate Acura from Honda). The current RL / Legend design cannot effectively support Acura's crass new design direction without the resulted party mask on the formerly flowing body.
What I am very curious about is the impact this Acura design debocle will have on the LEGEND model. I cannot imagine Honda tolerating the Acura schnoz on the global LEGEND. I am expecting the LEGEND to be more tasteful.
I think many savvy Lexus owners appreciate the RL, but not so much the Acura brand and ownership experience. Those who are all about brand cache will trash the RL but those who appreciate fine engineering likely appreciate the RL, if not Acura. As Mike has said before, put an L on the grille, and the RL would sell very well, maybe better than the GS.
Sad how this MMC has actually brough out more favor for our version RL, which has struggled for acceptance.
What I am very curious about is the impact this Acura design debocle will have on the LEGEND model. I cannot imagine Honda tolerating the Acura schnoz on the global LEGEND. I am expecting the LEGEND to be more tasteful.
I think many savvy Lexus owners appreciate the RL, but not so much the Acura brand and ownership experience. Those who are all about brand cache will trash the RL but those who appreciate fine engineering likely appreciate the RL, if not Acura. As Mike has said before, put an L on the grille, and the RL would sell very well, maybe better than the GS.
Sad how this MMC has actually brough out more favor for our version RL, which has struggled for acceptance.
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Originally Posted by TampaRL
I do not think this was a Honda decision as much as a concession to Acura. Keep in mind, Acura is an American brand (primarily). The RL MMC was (IMHO) a foolhearty attempt for Acura to assert design onto a model which was not an Acura design (part of the attempt to differentiate Acura from Honda). The current RL / Legend design cannot effectively support Acura's crass new design direction without the resulted party mask on the formerly flowing body.
What I am very curious about is the impact this Acura design debocle will have on the LEGEND model. I cannot imagine Honda tolerating the Acura schnoz on the global LEGEND. I am expecting the LEGEND to be more tasteful.
I think many savvy Lexus owners appreciate the RL, but not so much the Acura brand and ownership experience. Those who are all about brand cache will trash the RL but those who appreciate fine engineering likely appreciate the RL, if not Acura. As Mike has said before, put an L on the grille, and the RL would sell very well, maybe better than the GS.
Sad how this MMC has actually brough out more favor for our version RL, which has struggled for acceptance.
What I am very curious about is the impact this Acura design debocle will have on the LEGEND model. I cannot imagine Honda tolerating the Acura schnoz on the global LEGEND. I am expecting the LEGEND to be more tasteful.
I think many savvy Lexus owners appreciate the RL, but not so much the Acura brand and ownership experience. Those who are all about brand cache will trash the RL but those who appreciate fine engineering likely appreciate the RL, if not Acura. As Mike has said before, put an L on the grille, and the RL would sell very well, maybe better than the GS.
Sad how this MMC has actually brough out more favor for our version RL, which has struggled for acceptance.
Slightly off-topic, but I was looking through the winter issue of Acura Style and there is a profile of Colliver. Not surprisingly he comes across as a smug jerk. He also drives an RL.
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Originally Posted by dwboston
Slightly off-topic, but I was looking through the winter issue of Acura Style and there is a profile of Colliver. Not surprisingly he comes across as a smug jerk. He also drives an RL.
Colliver was copied on my correspondance. He likely barked 'Cancel the bastard's subscription!'. I do not know him, but all I read, and see in his presentations is arrogance and a smug demeanor.
If Detroit can woo Toyota execs, I would hope Acura could court some Lexus leadership.
Honda HAS to be concerned with Acura's crossroad, there is too much concensus on the direction being taken....downhill.
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From reading that thread, it appears that Lexus owners sometimes cross-shop with the RL. I saw a lot of appreciation for the current RL over there, especially as compared to the new ( ) design.
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Read all 9 pages at the club lexus site....
Yep, they're surprised/shocked/disappointed. Some of those folks were Acura owners at one time....
Bottom line is we're all car enthusiasts and just disappointed with the design of a car from a brand that once had the stones to go where no Japanese company had gone before, to take on the German luxury brands and beat them at their own game...
Maybe they had a directive to do a "Chris Bangel" or a new "Audi front grill" move, ie. be daring, different, outlandish, etc... Time will tell with this new design. They expect sales to double.....
Yep, they're surprised/shocked/disappointed. Some of those folks were Acura owners at one time....
Bottom line is we're all car enthusiasts and just disappointed with the design of a car from a brand that once had the stones to go where no Japanese company had gone before, to take on the German luxury brands and beat them at their own game...
Maybe they had a directive to do a "Chris Bangel" or a new "Audi front grill" move, ie. be daring, different, outlandish, etc... Time will tell with this new design. They expect sales to double.....
#10
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by TampaRL
I did not get a copy of Acura Style. I wrote to the editor and Acura corporate abut the lack of RL coverage. They apparently cancelled my subscription as I never got a copy afterwards.
Colliver was copied on my correspondance. He likely barked 'Cancel the bastard's subscription!'. I do not know him, but all I read, and see in his presentations is arrogance and a smug demeanor.
If Detroit can woo Toyota execs, I would hope Acura could court some Lexus leadership.
Honda HAS to be concerned with Acura's crossroad, there is too much concensus on the direction being taken....downhill.
Colliver was copied on my correspondance. He likely barked 'Cancel the bastard's subscription!'. I do not know him, but all I read, and see in his presentations is arrogance and a smug demeanor.
If Detroit can woo Toyota execs, I would hope Acura could court some Lexus leadership.
Honda HAS to be concerned with Acura's crossroad, there is too much concensus on the direction being taken....downhill.
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Originally Posted by Mike_TX
Someone at CL pointed out the European Legend's grille, and I think it would make an excellent (and eminently available) replacement for the one they've stuck on the '09:
Honda - order a bunch of these guys, change out the "H" for an "A", and take that huge chrome abomination off the front of the '09 RL's before you ship any of them!
Honda - order a bunch of these guys, change out the "H" for an "A", and take that huge chrome abomination off the front of the '09 RL's before you ship any of them!
If Lexus fans are mourning the RL, hopefully Acura corporate has Colliver in their sights.
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You know, when i figured a car would be unanimously hated by nearly the entire automotive population on the internet, i didn't really think it'd be an Acura. I'll be honest, NEVER crossed my mind. And i mean, even the Subaru was pretty torn half way about it's new styling...but wow.
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Originally Posted by dwboston
I just started getting it. No idea why. After my email to Colliver last week, I'm sure my subscription will be stopped as well.
I don't need to see RECIPES ...show me how the Acura ALMS team is doing.
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Go Big Blue!
Hate to be a contrarian but here's a alternative view;
I don't like the grill either but I can't help think we're all overreacting. In the end, I highly doubt it will hurt sales. In fact, the sales are so low now (and the car is so invisible to the public) that I wouldn't be surprised if it helped sales.
Whenever I make the assumption that MY view represents the average person, I usually get burned. Not just with cars, but almost everything. I've learned I'm not the average person in my tastes. Hey, I love my current RL. What does that tell you? So, the fact that I (we) don't like it means very little.
These boards may also generally think it's overstated. But once again, we don't drive the sales. We're car enthusiasts but this is not a car enthusiasts vehicle. It's meant for the masses. There is a real possibility that we are wrong on this one. 12 months from now we (and Acura) will know the answer. If it doesn't work then I'm sure they will change it.
I don't like the grill either but I can't help think we're all overreacting. In the end, I highly doubt it will hurt sales. In fact, the sales are so low now (and the car is so invisible to the public) that I wouldn't be surprised if it helped sales.
Whenever I make the assumption that MY view represents the average person, I usually get burned. Not just with cars, but almost everything. I've learned I'm not the average person in my tastes. Hey, I love my current RL. What does that tell you? So, the fact that I (we) don't like it means very little.
These boards may also generally think it's overstated. But once again, we don't drive the sales. We're car enthusiasts but this is not a car enthusiasts vehicle. It's meant for the masses. There is a real possibility that we are wrong on this one. 12 months from now we (and Acura) will know the answer. If it doesn't work then I'm sure they will change it.
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Originally Posted by SpicyMikey
Hate to be a contrarian but here's a alternative view;
I don't like the grill either but I can't help think we're all overreacting. In the end, I highly doubt it will hurt sales. In fact, the sales are so low now (and the car is so invisible to the public) that I wouldn't be surprised if it helped sales.
Whenever I make the assumption that MY view represents the average person, I usually get burned. Not just with cars, but almost everything. I've learned I'm not the average person in my tastes. Hey, I love my current RL. What does that tell you? So, the fact that I (we) don't like it means very little.
These boards may also generally think it's overstated. But once again, we don't drive the sales. We're car enthusiasts but this is not a car enthusiasts vehicle. It's meant for the masses. There is a real possibility that we are wrong on this one. 12 months from now we (and Acura) will know the answer. If it doesn't work then I'm sure they will change it.
I don't like the grill either but I can't help think we're all overreacting. In the end, I highly doubt it will hurt sales. In fact, the sales are so low now (and the car is so invisible to the public) that I wouldn't be surprised if it helped sales.
Whenever I make the assumption that MY view represents the average person, I usually get burned. Not just with cars, but almost everything. I've learned I'm not the average person in my tastes. Hey, I love my current RL. What does that tell you? So, the fact that I (we) don't like it means very little.
These boards may also generally think it's overstated. But once again, we don't drive the sales. We're car enthusiasts but this is not a car enthusiasts vehicle. It's meant for the masses. There is a real possibility that we are wrong on this one. 12 months from now we (and Acura) will know the answer. If it doesn't work then I'm sure they will change it.
Like you said, given the sales are so low as is, it pretty much has no where to go but up. Compared to the Infiniti Q, this is still better looking and I imagine have more tech goodies.
Also, we may be giving the average person too much credit. The average person may like it
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The car itself is a class leader. excellent interior, new gadgets, NAV, XM Weather, etc...SH-AWD, 3.7L engine. You name it.
as mentioned over and over the exterior is terrible. It also looks to be a rush job, as in, Acura wanting to distance itself from Honda, they quickly determine to keep nothing similar in looks and feel. Get rid of this, get rid of that, lets put this new "Acura Advance Grille" on all our cars and oh, to keep costs in check, lets use the 2008 Accord's rear tail-light setup and give them the "racer look" but adding clear lenses.
as mentioned over and over the exterior is terrible. It also looks to be a rush job, as in, Acura wanting to distance itself from Honda, they quickly determine to keep nothing similar in looks and feel. Get rid of this, get rid of that, lets put this new "Acura Advance Grille" on all our cars and oh, to keep costs in check, lets use the 2008 Accord's rear tail-light setup and give them the "racer look" but adding clear lenses.
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Go Big Blue!
Originally Posted by static808
The car itself is a class leader. excellent interior, new gadgets, NAV, XM Weather, etc...SH-AWD, 3.7L engine. You name it.
as mentioned over and over the exterior is terrible. It also looks to be a rush job, as in, Acura wanting to distance itself from Honda, they quickly determine to keep nothing similar in looks and feel. Get rid of this, get rid of that, lets put this new "Acura Advance Grille" on all our cars and oh, to keep costs in check, lets use the 2008 Accord's rear tail-light setup and give them the "racer look" but adding clear lenses.
as mentioned over and over the exterior is terrible. It also looks to be a rush job, as in, Acura wanting to distance itself from Honda, they quickly determine to keep nothing similar in looks and feel. Get rid of this, get rid of that, lets put this new "Acura Advance Grille" on all our cars and oh, to keep costs in check, lets use the 2008 Accord's rear tail-light setup and give them the "racer look" but adding clear lenses.
Acura can't be blind to the things we see. However, if these tech upgrades, additional power, suspension improvements, and "bolder" looks, keep it from sinking into oblivion next to the new TL, well, that might be all Acura was shooting for. In other words, keep it alive for 2 more years until the FMC.
After all, this is about generating sales for Acura, not catering to car enthusiasts. In the end, if it makes the car get noticed then it may help, inspite of the fact that the grill is a bit overstated and some of the lines don't flow well.
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Spicy, you make sense....I have to see this car in person before I write it off...the updates seem decent. The exterior....jes dunno.
I am in the mkt for a new car in a bad way and hoped this refresh would seal it...it has just made it worse...I rotate thru G35xS, then to M35, then Audi A4 (new one coming in '09) then GS, to CTS and then come back full circle to Acura...(no BMW's thanks) I feel like Linda Blair in the Exorcist...my head is spinning.
I am in the mkt for a new car in a bad way and hoped this refresh would seal it...it has just made it worse...I rotate thru G35xS, then to M35, then Audi A4 (new one coming in '09) then GS, to CTS and then come back full circle to Acura...(no BMW's thanks) I feel like Linda Blair in the Exorcist...my head is spinning.
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Go Big Blue!
Mondo, I know looks are subjective (another reason why it's hard to really debate this kind of stuff here). But if you like the CTS grill then you must like "overstated". To me, that grill is just as much a detractor from the cars looks as this new RL grill. Actually, I think it's worse. I'm not a fan of full vertical grills like that -- ala Audi. I mean really, look at this 2009 A8. Does that grill really enhance the looks of this cars front end?
http://www.automobilemag.com/future_..._a8/index.html
From a purely visually esthetic perspective, I say no way. But, it does make it distinct. The look has become a signature for Audi. When Audi first went to this look I think I remember a lot of screaming going on. Not anymore
http://www.automobilemag.com/future_..._a8/index.html
From a purely visually esthetic perspective, I say no way. But, it does make it distinct. The look has become a signature for Audi. When Audi first went to this look I think I remember a lot of screaming going on. Not anymore
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Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by SpicyMikey
Mondo, I know looks are subjective (another reason why it's hard to really debate this kind of stuff here). But if you like the CTS grill then you must like "overstated". To me, that grill is just as much a detractor from the cars looks as this new RL grill. Actually, I think it's worse. I'm not a fan of full vertical grills like that -- ala Audi. I mean really, look at this 2009 A8. Does that grill really enhance the looks of this cars front end?
http://www.automobilemag.com/future_..._a8/index.html
From a purely visually esthetic perspective, I say no way. But, it does make it distinct. The look has become a signature for Audi. When Audi first went to this look I think I remember a lot of screaming going on. Not anymore
http://www.automobilemag.com/future_..._a8/index.html
From a purely visually esthetic perspective, I say no way. But, it does make it distinct. The look has become a signature for Audi. When Audi first went to this look I think I remember a lot of screaming going on. Not anymore
I agree that it probably won't hurt RL sales and that our opinions aren't representative - obviously, since we're among the few that bought a low selling car.
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Don't know how bold I am re: front ends...that's yet to be determined....I am looking at all cars that have certain features I want, then will drive them, and start crossing them off if I really don't like the styling, ergos, handling, technology or whatever....assume that's how most people go about it but maybe not...I am early in that cycle so nothing gets crossed off just yet based on pics or quick visuals from seeing one on the road (i.e.CTS)...so far, I've only driven the G35...
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Not an Ashtray
I know I'm in the minority here, but I really don't the front end is all that bad. I don't like it - but it isn't a deal breaker for me. And, frankly, even with that front-end I still like the RL more than anything in it's class.
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Black
Originally Posted by darth62
I know I'm in the minority here, but I really don't the front end is all that bad. I don't like it - but it isn't a deal breaker for me. And, frankly, even with that front-end I still like the RL more than anything in it's class.
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Originally Posted by gavine
I'd buy a JDM Legend grille with the Acura logo in a heartbeat. I've been wanting that for a while. It was discussed a long time ago but never came-about.
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Go Big Blue!
Originally Posted by lindros2
Here's the simple question: "Would you buy a 2009 RL?"
The only caveat; I say all this without having seen it in person yet or knowing the prices. That could change things
#29
Originally Posted by lindros2
Here's the simple question: "Would you buy a 2009 RL?"
Maybe I'm just goofy. I also opted for a refreshed Pilot with the large matte silver grille over the 1st, more understated iteration.
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Well, there's one sale. Don't worry, we'll welcome you when you post about your purchase. The interior is still class-leading and has all the goodies we asked for.
#31
Not an Ashtray
Originally Posted by lindros2
Here's the simple question: "Would you buy a 2009 RL?"
I had really wanted an M35. But, I've decided to go with an RL for a reason that many of you will find a bit silly: I am an avid cyclist. I need a car that has tow hitches available so that I can add a bike carrier. There are hitches that fit the RL (as reported elsewhere in this forum). Unless you get some kind of custom job, there isn't anything available for the M35.
And, yeah, I have considered SUVs but live in a densly populated part of LA and can't live with the size of a Murano or MDX. Now, if the RDX had a V6, the EX35 was bigger, or the X3 had some decent cabin electronics, things might be different.
Plus, when you get right down it, I most comfortable with Honda/Acura products. I love the Acura NAV, find the seats in most Acuras to be great, and have faith in the reliability.
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Actually, this seems to be a common answer, that they'd most likely get another one....so despite the grill (similar to Bangle BMW?) people still like the features and go with it....
So, even with ugly grill, i see the RL selling on par with the current RL.
So, even with ugly grill, i see the RL selling on par with the current RL.
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And the overly biased 1SickLex over on clublexus. He is banned from almost every other car forums because he praises Lexus to no end. Because of him, CL is a terrible forum.
Anything he says about the RL take it like a child said it.
Anything he says about the RL take it like a child said it.
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Haha, i've had a run in with that guy, i think he got banned in the middle of our argument on the forums because he really had no come back to me, but kept insulting me, a couple of other members and so forth...good times.
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Originally Posted by Brown Chaos
Haha, i've had a run in with that guy, i think he got banned in the middle of our argument on the forums because he really had no come back to me, but kept insulting me, a couple of other members and so forth...good times.
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Proboscis-free zone
Originally Posted by darth62
Simple response: Most likely.
I had really wanted an M35. But, I've decided to go with an RL for a reason that many of you will find a bit silly: I am an avid cyclist. I need a car that has tow hitches available so that I can add a bike carrier. There are hitches that fit the RL (as reported elsewhere in this forum). Unless you get some kind of custom job, there isn't anything available for the M35.
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Plus, when you get right down it, I most comfortable with Honda/Acura products. I love the Acura NAV, find the seats in most Acuras to be great, and have faith in the reliability.
I had really wanted an M35. But, I've decided to go with an RL for a reason that many of you will find a bit silly: I am an avid cyclist. I need a car that has tow hitches available so that I can add a bike carrier. There are hitches that fit the RL (as reported elsewhere in this forum). Unless you get some kind of custom job, there isn't anything available for the M35.
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Plus, when you get right down it, I most comfortable with Honda/Acura products. I love the Acura NAV, find the seats in most Acuras to be great, and have faith in the reliability.
(Try the XPORT 2-bike carrier--unlike the big Thule, it does not damage the paint on the frame.)
#37
Not an Ashtray
Originally Posted by VOdoc
Dude! Take it from another avid L.A.-area cyclist. The Curt hitch receiver fits just fine on the '06 RL and the current version is a MUCH better looking car than the '09!
(Try the XPORT 2-bike carrier--unlike the big Thule, it does not damage the paint on the frame.)
(Try the XPORT 2-bike carrier--unlike the big Thule, it does not damage the paint on the frame.)
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Originally Posted by pimpin-tl
And the overly biased 1SickLex over on clublexus. He is banned from almost every other car forums because he praises Lexus to no end. Because of him, CL is a terrible forum.
Anything he says about the RL take it like a child said it.
Anything he says about the RL take it like a child said it.
I have never seen anyone speak so negatively about the RL as 1SICKLEX does. The funny thing is that his first-hand experience with the RL doesn't exceed the brochure that he ordered from www.acura.com, let alone actually sitting in one. 1SICKLEX displays the type of personality that you would expect from a bully small-town cop (except he is a SUPER MODERATOR); only became a cop to have "power" over all those kids that made fun of him during his childhood. They must have all drove Acura's and Honda's.
Pimpin-TL, I 100% agree. Not only does he tarnish ClubLexus, but he just gives Lexus in general a bad name. I guarantee there are people on the forums who dislike Lexus just because of this guy.
#39
1SICKLEX =
I've had so many run ins with him on so many different forums, I've lost count. Even some people on www.clublexus.com don't like him. It's pretty bad when you're known as a Lexus fanboy on a Lexus site.
Click only if you want to see Acura bashing and a bunch of stupid commentary by 1SICKLEX:
http://forums.motivemag.com/zerothread?id=3671435
http://forums.motivemag.com/zerothread?id=3683673
I've had so many run ins with him on so many different forums, I've lost count. Even some people on www.clublexus.com don't like him. It's pretty bad when you're known as a Lexus fanboy on a Lexus site.
Click only if you want to see Acura bashing and a bunch of stupid commentary by 1SICKLEX:
http://forums.motivemag.com/zerothread?id=3671435
http://forums.motivemag.com/zerothread?id=3683673
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Wow, they really dropped the hammer on Acura for the second one. Putting it closer to Volvo and Saab....haha.
But that kind of proves it, that even people on other forums, don't think Acura is a true competitor yet, not until they get a flagship that is competing with other flagships and more broad lineup.
*shrug*
But that kind of proves it, that even people on other forums, don't think Acura is a true competitor yet, not until they get a flagship that is competing with other flagships and more broad lineup.
*shrug*