Acura: TLX News
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C&D's review of the TLX: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...-type-s-drive/
I like what I'm reading! Woohoo, Acura.
I like what I'm reading! Woohoo, Acura.
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Yeesh, that comment section isn't kind. Something something haters?
I shoot people
this is the first Acura/Honda sedan to get my attention in a long long time
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I hope that is a typo in the 1/4 mile... or an inaccurate est.
Cuz that is slow AF in that segment.
Cuz that is slow AF in that segment.
PERFORMANCE (C/D EST)
60 mph: 4.6 sec
100 mph: 13.5 sec
1/4 mile: 13.7 sec
60 mph: 4.6 sec
100 mph: 13.5 sec
1/4 mile: 13.7 sec
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Jalopnik's Review: https://jalopnik.com/2021-acura-tlx-...ots-1846882924
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Infotainment still sucks because it's run with a stupid track pad.
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Well, now you've got my anal retentive accountant part of me all activated.
Yummy's link - Car and Driver, Authored by Tony Quiroga, first paragraph states: "Acura keeps sending forget-me-nots. First came the second-generation Acura NSX, a 573-hp mid-engine sign that the brand had been working on itself, made some big changes, and wanted to have a heart-to-heart talk about performance. Now, the 2021 TLX Type S sports sedan has arrived at our doorstep, and its 355-hp V-6 and torque-vectoring all-wheel-drive system are the kind of wooing that totally works on us."
My link - Jalopnik, Authored by Bradley Brownell, first paragraph states: "For at least the last decade Acura hasn’t really known what it wants to be. It has traded away much of its sporty reputation for luxury crossover sales. It dabbled in performance hybrids to support its NSX supercar, but many of those have since been dropped. Acura lost its heritage, walked away from a history of delightful sports cars, coupes, and sedans, and muddled its signature. In recent years, the company has taken great strides to reviving its specialness. The TLX Type-S is the next step in that process."
Yummy's link - Car and Driver, Authored by Tony Quiroga, first paragraph states: "Acura keeps sending forget-me-nots. First came the second-generation Acura NSX, a 573-hp mid-engine sign that the brand had been working on itself, made some big changes, and wanted to have a heart-to-heart talk about performance. Now, the 2021 TLX Type S sports sedan has arrived at our doorstep, and its 355-hp V-6 and torque-vectoring all-wheel-drive system are the kind of wooing that totally works on us."
My link - Jalopnik, Authored by Bradley Brownell, first paragraph states: "For at least the last decade Acura hasn’t really known what it wants to be. It has traded away much of its sporty reputation for luxury crossover sales. It dabbled in performance hybrids to support its NSX supercar, but many of those have since been dropped. Acura lost its heritage, walked away from a history of delightful sports cars, coupes, and sedans, and muddled its signature. In recent years, the company has taken great strides to reviving its specialness. The TLX Type-S is the next step in that process."
Well, now you've got my anal retentive accountant part of me all activated.
Yummy's link - Car and Driver, Authored by Tony Quiroga, first paragraph states: "Acura keeps sending forget-me-nots. First came the second-generation Acura NSX, a 573-hp mid-engine sign that the brand had been working on itself, made some big changes, and wanted to have a heart-to-heart talk about performance. Now, the 2021 TLX Type S sports sedan has arrived at our doorstep, and its 355-hp V-6 and torque-vectoring all-wheel-drive system are the kind of wooing that totally works on us."
My link - Jalopnik, Authored by Bradley Brownell, first paragraph states: "For at least the last decade Acura hasn’t really known what it wants to be. It has traded away much of its sporty reputation for luxury crossover sales. It dabbled in performance hybrids to support its NSX supercar, but many of those have since been dropped. Acura lost its heritage, walked away from a history of delightful sports cars, coupes, and sedans, and muddled its signature. In recent years, the company has taken great strides to reviving its specialness. The TLX Type-S is the next step in that process."
Yummy's link - Car and Driver, Authored by Tony Quiroga, first paragraph states: "Acura keeps sending forget-me-nots. First came the second-generation Acura NSX, a 573-hp mid-engine sign that the brand had been working on itself, made some big changes, and wanted to have a heart-to-heart talk about performance. Now, the 2021 TLX Type S sports sedan has arrived at our doorstep, and its 355-hp V-6 and torque-vectoring all-wheel-drive system are the kind of wooing that totally works on us."
My link - Jalopnik, Authored by Bradley Brownell, first paragraph states: "For at least the last decade Acura hasn’t really known what it wants to be. It has traded away much of its sporty reputation for luxury crossover sales. It dabbled in performance hybrids to support its NSX supercar, but many of those have since been dropped. Acura lost its heritage, walked away from a history of delightful sports cars, coupes, and sedans, and muddled its signature. In recent years, the company has taken great strides to reviving its specialness. The TLX Type-S is the next step in that process."
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Ahhhhh, I see the problem now. His link was taking me back to Yummy's post. I had to scroll up a bit to see what he posted. My bad. @00TL-P3.2 , feel free to delete my nonsense.
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Edit: I should mention that I came from 5 Acuras including a 2019 A-Spec SH-AWD.
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That 2003 CL-S tho....
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C&D BMW 340 RWD has 0.96g when car was new. and 0.93g when car was 40K miles with Pilot 4S. These Pilot 4S has much higher handling ratings on Tire rack tests than Pirrelli Pzero. so already the tires will not give same handling.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=248
19inch tires and tires already blowing on BMW.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Michigan's cratered roads damaged our landing gear a few times. We blew out three tires and tweaked one of the 19-inch wheels (the latter didn't cause a problem, so we left it). The dealer also destroyed one of the Michelins during a tire change and paid for its replacement.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=248
19inch tires and tires already blowing on BMW.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Michigan's cratered roads damaged our landing gear a few times. We blew out three tires and tweaked one of the 19-inch wheels (the latter didn't cause a problem, so we left it). The dealer also destroyed one of the Michelins during a tire change and paid for its replacement.
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^ You coming to Moab or what? Time to put up or shut up.
I vote his posts get deleted until he proves his claims.
I vote his posts get deleted until he proves his claims.
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Ahhhhh, I see the problem now. His link was taking me back to Yummy's post. I had to scroll up a bit to see what he posted. My bad. @00TL-P3.2 , feel free to delete my nonsense.
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Now, just say 5 hail beetles to the 911 GT1 & do your penance.
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BMW 3 performance is due to tires and those tires keep blowing up in less than a year of driving. and that only 19inch
Put heaving noise reducing rims and 20inch all season tires that can atleast last 50K miles on freeway drivng and see the real handling of BMW.
Car has taller and wider imposing road presence. You wont see the Hyundai chrome of aka Genesis. Hello Yeh where you now
no oval and egg shape electric/hybrid look.
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Put heaving noise reducing rims and 20inch all season tires that can atleast last 50K miles on freeway drivng and see the real handling of BMW.
Car has taller and wider imposing road presence. You wont see the Hyundai chrome of aka Genesis. Hello Yeh where you now
no oval and egg shape electric/hybrid look.
![](https://www.cnet.com/a/img/LrOrCYKZ68fFiPpM4NMSHAZbNtg=/980x0/2021/05/19/2d97858a-7ad1-47ae-ac63-5d4f2fdbaac6/acura-tlx-type-s-2021-732002.jpg)
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C&D BMW 340 RWD has 0.96g when car was new. and 0.93g when car was 40K miles with Pilot 4S. These Pilot 4S has much higher handling ratings on Tire rack tests than Pirrelli Pzero. so already the tires will not give same handling.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=248
19inch tires and tires already blowing on BMW.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Michigan's cratered roads damaged our landing gear a few times. We blew out three tires and tweaked one of the 19-inch wheels (the latter didn't cause a problem, so we left it). The dealer also destroyed one of the Michelins during a tire change and paid for its replacement.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=248
19inch tires and tires already blowing on BMW.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Michigan's cratered roads damaged our landing gear a few times. We blew out three tires and tweaked one of the 19-inch wheels (the latter didn't cause a problem, so we left it). The dealer also destroyed one of the Michelins during a tire change and paid for its replacement.
So are you telling me that Acura's 19" wheels and tires are stronger than Michigan's catered roads? well go try it and let us know.... Last time i checked, earth is always stronger.
Focus on the improvement this type S is over the previous gens and dont make it into something that it is not.
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04WDPSeDaN (05-22-2021)
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Why would they do that?
Why doesnt Acura put square shaped wheels and tires on the TL-S and let's see its 0-60
Why doesnt Acura put square shaped wheels and tires on the TL-S and let's see its 0-60
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BMW 3 performance is due to tires and those tires keep blowing up in less than a year of driving. and that only 19inch
Put heaving noise reducing rims and 20inch all season tires that can atleast last 50K miles on freeway drivng and see the real handling of BMW.
Car has taller and wider imposing road presence. You wont see the Hyundai chrome of aka Genesis. Hello Yeh where you now
no oval and egg shape electric/hybrid look.
Put heaving noise reducing rims and 20inch all season tires that can atleast last 50K miles on freeway drivng and see the real handling of BMW.
Car has taller and wider imposing road presence. You wont see the Hyundai chrome of aka Genesis. Hello Yeh where you now
no oval and egg shape electric/hybrid look.
Shut up, M340i will blow the door off the Type S...
So are you telling me that Acura's 19" wheels and tires are stronger than Michigan's catered roads? well go try it and let us know.... Last time i checked, earth is always stronger.
Focus on the improvement this type S is over the previous gens and dont make it into something that it is not.
So are you telling me that Acura's 19" wheels and tires are stronger than Michigan's catered roads? well go try it and let us know.... Last time i checked, earth is always stronger.
Focus on the improvement this type S is over the previous gens and dont make it into something that it is not.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
On its first trip to the test track, the Accord proved that it is not your typical family sedan when it ran from zero to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds and made the quarter-mile in 14.3 seconds at 100 mph. With Hankook all-season tires wrapped around the Accord's 17-inch wheels, skidpad grip and braking from 70 mph were more average, at 0.86 g and 183 feet, respectively. When we tested it again after 40,000 miles, the Accord was 0.4 second quicker to 60 mph and through the quarter-mile—breaking into the 13s in the latter measure, a remarkable achievement for a family sedan. It also came to a stop from 70 mph 17 feet shorter on the same rubber.
https://hmg-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/fi...1558532916.pdf
https://hmg-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/fi...1530111461.pdf
On its first trip to the test track, the Accord proved that it is not your typical family sedan when it ran from zero to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds and made the quarter-mile in 14.3 seconds at 100 mph. With Hankook all-season tires wrapped around the Accord's 17-inch wheels, skidpad grip and braking from 70 mph were more average, at 0.86 g and 183 feet, respectively. When we tested it again after 40,000 miles, the Accord was 0.4 second quicker to 60 mph and through the quarter-mile—breaking into the 13s in the latter measure, a remarkable achievement for a family sedan. It also came to a stop from 70 mph 17 feet shorter on the same rubber.
https://hmg-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/fi...1558532916.pdf
https://hmg-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/fi...1530111461.pdf
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There is no evidence that M340 can perform better on same set of tires and wheel setup. you have to look at comfort level, body motion controls, and all weather capability. that AWD is even worse than RWD.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
U know.. as you get older, your G force decreases as well...
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There is no evidence that M340 can perform better on same set of tires and wheel setup. you have to look at comfort level, body motion controls, and all weather capability. that AWD is even worse than RWD.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
I'll never understand the mentality of the fan boy, always trying to convince others that "his" brand is superior to all other brands.
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G forces went to 1.05 as Civic Type R got older. It just need the right set of tires. BMW also needed 4 quart of oil.
2021 limited edition Civic Type R will easily surpass these numbers. I have full confidence that TLX Type S is much higher build quality product than any BMW. and will maintain its strong resale value.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Away from the rigors of the track, we've made it as far south as St. Louis in the past 10,000 miles and as far east as Greenwich, Connecticut. But the majority of our miles have been close to home. With the odometer now showing 31,217 miles, our Civic's oil-life monitor still says we have 15 percent left before the next service, even after driving nearly 10,000 miles since our last visit at 21,430 miles. That means since our last update six months ago, we have yet to spend another dollar on service. Or, more impressive, we haven't damaged another wheel or worn through another tire.
2021 limited edition Civic Type R will easily surpass these numbers. I have full confidence that TLX Type S is much higher build quality product than any BMW. and will maintain its strong resale value.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Our 2019 Honda Civic Type R Forced Us to Overlook Its Faults
Away from the rigors of the track, we've made it as far south as St. Louis in the past 10,000 miles and as far east as Greenwich, Connecticut. But the majority of our miles have been close to home. With the odometer now showing 31,217 miles, our Civic's oil-life monitor still says we have 15 percent left before the next service, even after driving nearly 10,000 miles since our last visit at 21,430 miles. That means since our last update six months ago, we have yet to spend another dollar on service. Or, more impressive, we haven't damaged another wheel or worn through another tire.
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There is no evidence that M340 can perform better on same set of tires and wheel setup. you have to look at comfort level, body motion controls, and all weather capability. that AWD is even worse than RWD.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
You cannot change the fact that once BMW get older. the G forces decreases from 0.96 to 0.93.
C&D don thave TLX for long term but Accord give you idea about quality of vehicle. there is no decrease in handling. and performance is much improved. gaining 2 seconds at 120mph. This is called superior engineering that pass test of time.
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I mean there is cheap and there is you. 4 quarts of oil is something you wanna complain about?
So you went from Acura TLX-S to Accord and now to Civic Type R? Just add a few more cars, then you can compare BMW m340i to Honda/Acura's entire lineup.
So you went from Acura TLX-S to Accord and now to Civic Type R? Just add a few more cars, then you can compare BMW m340i to Honda/Acura's entire lineup.
G forces went to 1.05 as Civic Type R got older. It just need the right set of tires. BMW also needed 4 quart of oil.
2021 limited edition Civic Type R will easily surpass these numbers. I have full confidence that TLX Type S is much higher build quality product than any BMW. and will maintain its strong resale value.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Away from the rigors of the track, we've made it as far south as St. Louis in the past 10,000 miles and as far east as Greenwich, Connecticut. But the majority of our miles have been close to home. With the odometer now showing 31,217 miles, our Civic's oil-life monitor still says we have 15 percent left before the next service, even after driving nearly 10,000 miles since our last visit at 21,430 miles. That means since our last update six months ago, we have yet to spend another dollar on service. Or, more impressive, we haven't damaged another wheel or worn through another tire.
2021 limited edition Civic Type R will easily surpass these numbers. I have full confidence that TLX Type S is much higher build quality product than any BMW. and will maintain its strong resale value.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...y-maintenance/
Our 2019 Honda Civic Type R Forced Us to Overlook Its Faults
Away from the rigors of the track, we've made it as far south as St. Louis in the past 10,000 miles and as far east as Greenwich, Connecticut. But the majority of our miles have been close to home. With the odometer now showing 31,217 miles, our Civic's oil-life monitor still says we have 15 percent left before the next service, even after driving nearly 10,000 miles since our last visit at 21,430 miles. That means since our last update six months ago, we have yet to spend another dollar on service. Or, more impressive, we haven't damaged another wheel or worn through another tire.
4cylinder Turbo Honda engine redline is 6500RPM. The six cylinder is 5500rpm. it has more feel of luxury and effortless power. six cylinder need less power for street driving. no reason to consume oil. Only Honda can make square design vehicles aerodynamic. Only Honda can make taller vehicles aerodynamic.
Alot of consumers are not educated about his aspect of brand. they think Mazda and Honda are same quality.
https://www.acura.com/tlx/pricing-and-specs
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It does not matter whether its Civic Type R or Accord or BMW 3. only Honda improve performance when it gest older. The fact that BMW was losing G forces under warranty despite new tires.
4cylinder Turbo Honda engine redline is 6500RPM. The six cylinder is 5500rpm. it has more feel of luxury and effortless power. six cylinder need less power for street driving. no reason to consume oil. Only Honda can make square design vehicles aerodynamic. Only Honda can make taller vehicles aerodynamic.
Alot of consumers are not educated about his aspect of brand. they think Mazda and Honda are same quality.
https://www.acura.com/tlx/pricing-and-specs
4cylinder Turbo Honda engine redline is 6500RPM. The six cylinder is 5500rpm. it has more feel of luxury and effortless power. six cylinder need less power for street driving. no reason to consume oil. Only Honda can make square design vehicles aerodynamic. Only Honda can make taller vehicles aerodynamic.
Alot of consumers are not educated about his aspect of brand. they think Mazda and Honda are same quality.
https://www.acura.com/tlx/pricing-and-specs
You are really funny tho... how you could put bunch of irrelevant BS together and somehow trying to be convincing, it take skills...
But i gotta say, i dont think you know what effortless power is
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Mazda is superior reliability and ergonomic gforce. Styling and high quality paint reduce drag coefficient by factor of 2.
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Thats fucking hilarious that SSFTSX believes the M340i is SLOWER than the TLX-S! Fanboys are drinking that Kool-aid a bit too much lately, especially those that own vehicles with a 0-60 times of anywhere between today and tomorrow. FOH.
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It felt like the Type S was a bit of a pretender on a true racetrack. The double-wishbone front suspension and well-tuned steering held up nicely, but the rest of the car fell a little flat. I’m not sure that there is an easy fix for the TLX Type S as its shortcomings in this environment seem to be more a function of its front-drive architecture and overall heft. The car is rather heavy, tipping the scales at 4,221 pounds (or 4,200 pounds with the lightweight wheel/summer tires equipped). Competitors like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43 weigh just under 3,900 pounds each. You don’t really feel the car’s weight on the street, but on a track its heft and imbalance are magnified. Rather than feeling especially agile, it feels like you’re wrestling physics at each turn.
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While a nice effort, Acura exacerbated the existing imbalance/weight distribution (due to the FWD transverse layout) issue by making the TLX as big and heavy as it is - all the things like torque-vectoring, etc. are bandaids to mitigate the core issues, but you can't beat the laws of physics.
If you're going to drive something as big and as heavy as the 5 Series, mind as well get the M5 Competition (putting aside that it costs a lot more $$) - and you'll actually have room for adults in the back.
It felt like the Type S was a bit of a pretender on a true racetrack. The double-wishbone front suspension and well-tuned steering held up nicely, but the rest of the car fell a little flat. I’m not sure that there is an easy fix for the TLX Type S as its shortcomings in this environment seem to be more a function of its front-drive architecture and overall heft. The car is rather heavy, tipping the scales at 4,221 pounds (or 4,200 pounds with the lightweight wheel/summer tires equipped). Competitors like the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43 weigh just under 3,900 pounds each. You don’t really feel the car’s weight on the street, but on a track its heft and imbalance are magnified. Rather than feeling especially agile, it feels like you’re wrestling physics at each turn.
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While a nice effort, Acura exacerbated the existing imbalance/weight distribution (due to the FWD transverse layout) issue by making the TLX as big and heavy as it is - all the things like torque-vectoring, etc. are bandaids to mitigate the core issues, but you can't beat the laws of physics.
If you're going to drive something as big and as heavy as the 5 Series, mind as well get the M5 Competition (putting aside that it costs a lot more $$) - and you'll actually have room for adults in the back.
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It utter nonsense that it is overweight. BMW 340Xi basic weight with 18inch rims car has lower belt line to the ground. 4000lbs with tire life shorter than Civic Type R. imagine putting 20inch on BMW 3 series. the weight will go up further. There is not much room in back for 5 series. 2inch will hardly make you comfortable. Civic has more space in back seat than BMW 5 series.
https://www.bmwusa.com/vehicles/3-se...-features.html
you gotta pay for this imposing looks.
https://www.bmwusa.com/vehicles/3-se...-features.html
you gotta pay for this imposing looks.
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Fanboy scours the net to try to refute the critical review.
Good stuff!
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Still has that horrific user interface on the infotainment.
I know that doesn't really matter, but it's still horrible.
I know that doesn't really matter, but it's still horrible.
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Dang thats sexy looking! Is it worth the price? It weighs a good deal more than the 3G.
The engine bay and gauge cluster were better on the 3g. and the design inside and out...
They should have designed the brake calipers on top of the rotor so it would be a perfectly read "ACURA".
Putting "Type-S" Emblems in the front and sides of the car makes it look like an EBay boy racer trying too hard.
Edit: Rear looks like an oversized ILX.
They should have done like the VW Bug, Porche 911, Corvette/Mustang and just updated the pefected 3G sedan look.
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Acura emergency braking system is superior along with child latch.
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