About Acura: Honda's premium division was the first luxury brand launched by a Japanese automaker. Today, the lineup includes the fuel–efficient Acura TSX sedan, the best–selling Acura TL sedan and the range–topping Acura RL sedan, along with the sporty Acura RDX crossover and three–row Acura MDX crossover.
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MDX
KBB Review: By combining manageable dimensions with seven-passenger capacity, a comfortable highway ride with responsive in-town handling and car-like construction with respectable off-pavement capability, the MDX has been one of our favorite SUVs since its introduction for the 2001 model year. In... Read MDX Review
RDX
KBB Review: Combining sport sedan-like power and handling with the cargo versatility, high seating position and all-wheel-drive capability of an SUV, the premium-badged 2008 Acura RDX boasts a full arsenal of appeal. Upon its introduction for the 2007 model year the RDX's only true competitor was... Read RDX Review
RL
KBB Review: In the constantly-changing world of design, what's new today can quickly become old news. This axiom can be applied to the Acura RL's styling, which has gone from cutting edge to fairly common in just a few years. Despite its relatively tame exterior, the RL has enough high-tech... Read RL Review
TL
KBB Review: Acura's answer to premium performance sedans like the BMW 3 Series, Infiniti G35, Audi A4 and Lexus IS is the TL, the only car in that category offered exclusively with front-wheel drive. While rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles can enjoy some performance advantages, the TL... Read TL Review
TSX
KBB Review: Acura's 2008 TSX competes in the bustling compact premium sedan market. Although not as large or powerful as the Audi A4 or the new BMW 3 Series, price, quality and exceptional resale value make the TSX a worthy competitor. The TSX delivers an exceptional balance between ride comfort... Read TSX Review