RealTime Racing TLX converted to Pikes Peak racer for 2018. Unlike thoroughbreds, most race cars don’t get put “out to pasture.” Instead, most continue to race in some capacity. In 2017, RealTime Racing retired the Acura TLX cars that had raced for several seasons in Pirelli World Challenge. Team owner Peter Cunningham retired from PWC […] More »

TLX wears handsome new clothes with sport-tuned A-Spec on offer Acura unveiled its redesigned TLX, including a new A-Spec trim, at the New York International Auto Show on April 11. Acura’s mid-size offering now carries a sportier look to its nose that includes a larger grille that carries a hyperspace-travel look to it. Add in some nice changes […] More »

The letters T, L, and X mean “Performance Luxury Sedan” in Acura speak. Would those words translate into a driving experience, though? I found out over the course of a week behind the wheel of a 2017 Acura TLX.

Sports Car Champion Peter Cunningham Will Drive The AWD Acura TLX In The Pikes Peak Open Class Considering the class-winning success that Acura experienced with the new NSX at Pikes Peak in 2016, and the media frenzy that surrounded it, it makes sense that they will be returning in 2017. This time for with a […] More »

X marks the spot. It did for the first Acura SUV, the MDX, that we reviewed here on Honda-Tech and it will again for the first Acura sedan, the TLX, that we’re going to drive around Central Texas for a week.

It’s a simple but complicated question all at the same time: if Honda and Acura let you choose one brand new car that you could have for free, what would you pick?