cars like the non-Type S Acura TLX, BMW 330i and Cadillac CT5 fall into this group. If you’re after all-out, racetrack-ready performance in your luxury sedan, opting for a ferocious machine like ...

The best-selling luxury car used to be an Acura ... Simply put, the 2021 Acura TLX is intended to turn things around. Its look is bold and athletic in a way not seen since the best-selling ...

"The 2015 Acura TLX is a true luxury sport sedan, so it is fitting that the car be raced against several of its natural competitors, and even some up-market brands, in the Pirelli World Challenge." ...

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For the 2024 model year, Acura has refreshed the TLX inside and out. The updates I am most interested in are those inside the car surrounding the interface technology. To see how the changes work ...

Car and Driver put both on the scales ... Indeed, the overlap between the Types S is great enough that I wonder if Acura ...

Unlike the typical trims found on models from other manufacturers, Acura has created several packages ... This package gives the TLX more of an edgy look and feel with a unique front bumper ...

There's been a legend about Toyotas running around for quite some time stating that the Japanese workhorses are past the line of indestructibility. It's easy to credit the old "Top Gear" crew for ...

The Acura TLX Type-S continues to be a solid alternative to the usual German, Korean, and Japanese suspects. For the 2024 model year, the increases make it a slightly better car, but more ...

With its striking new look, the Acura TLX is perfect for use as a daily driver or a family car. The more aggressive TLX Type-S is equipped with a peppier 355-horsepower V-6 and standard AWD ...

and the car's low stance hurts cabin access. The touchpad-based infotainment system is very distracting to use. The redesigned for 2021 TLX is an sleek sedan that's larger than the competition but ...

The TLX's low stance means that lots of ducking is required when getting in and out of the car. The ultimate deal-breaker, however, is Acura’s extremely distracting and unintuitive, touchpad ...