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Old 10-13-2002, 05:17 PM
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Question What does TL mean?

Most abbreviated car model names I can decipher but for some reason I can't get any of Acura's alpha-numeric nomenclature.
While we're at it what do all of them mean. TL, RL, RSX, MDX, I assume that the "C" in CL stands for coupe but...
Old 10-13-2002, 05:24 PM
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There have been many threads on this, but I think the general consensus is Touring Luxury. Who knows for sure.
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CL = contemporary lux
TL = touring
RL = refined
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TL = transmission loser
Old 10-13-2002, 07:28 PM
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Originally posted by ShaHn78
CL = contemporary lux
TL = touring
RL = refined
Really? I always thought the "C" in CL referred to "coupe".
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What about RSX??? Rally Sport eXtream ????? just a guess.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by NsX Pilot
TL = transmission loser [/QU

lol~
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Originally posted by NsX Pilot
TL = transmission loser
heh heh...

Only if you have a 2000+ model, my 99 tranny is fine (knock on wood...)
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nah its contempory not coupe Fury
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Originally posted by galfert
What about RSX??? Rally Sport eXtream ????? just a guess.
RSX= Really SuX? ? j/k

I thought that the Original "X" in NSX (Neo Sportscar eXperiment) was meant to be <eXperiment>, so RSX would be Rally SProt eXperiment?
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I know for sure that RL ==> Revolution
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I never really knew the RSX...and for the RL....I'll stick with refined. how can they call it Revolution luxury??

and for the NSX..it's New Sportscar eXperimental and originally NS-X, hyphenated, on the pre-production prototypes. How'd ya call it Neo? hehe...
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TL - Tits Licker
CL - Cock Licker
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Originally posted by Red Hot TL
TL - Tits Licker
CL - Cock Licker
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What about TSX? MDX?
Old 10-14-2002, 07:37 PM
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TL? Mathematical letters

I know in high math, (TL) is a mathematical number that denotes one hundred (100).




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