TL / CL / RL
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TL / CL / RL
Im looking at the trading post right now and I see RL, TL, and I thought a CL. Whats the differences between them, like which is sportier, which is fancier and so on and so forth.
Thanks for the help!
ShawnD - Car Nub
Thanks for the help!
ShawnD - Car Nub
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Re: TL / CL / RL (shawndulin)
In a nutshell.
CL - two door coupe
TL - sports sedan
RL - more of a "luxury" ride
CL and TL also come in "S" versions which have beefier suspension (sportier) and have more horepower.
CL - two door coupe
TL - sports sedan
RL - more of a "luxury" ride
CL and TL also come in "S" versions which have beefier suspension (sportier) and have more horepower.
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Re: TL / CL / RL (shawndulin)
CL = FWD exctint.........ie they don't make it anymore
TL = FWD
RL = AWD and is one awesomely built machine
TL and CL are mechanically identical for the same model years and besides the minor cosmetic changes if you got in one it is the same as the other from a driver's point of view.
TL = FWD
RL = AWD and is one awesomely built machine
TL and CL are mechanically identical for the same model years and besides the minor cosmetic changes if you got in one it is the same as the other from a driver's point of view.
Re: TL / CL / RL (YeuEmMaiMai)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by YeuEmMaiMai »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">CL = FWD exctint.........ie they don't make it anymore
TL = FWD
RL = AWD and is one awesomely built machine
TL and CL are mechanically identical for the same model years and besides the minor cosmetic changes if you got in one it is the same as the other from a driver's point of view.</TD></TR></TABLE>
1st generation (96-04) RL's are FWD.
TL = FWD
RL = AWD and is one awesomely built machine
TL and CL are mechanically identical for the same model years and besides the minor cosmetic changes if you got in one it is the same as the other from a driver's point of view.</TD></TR></TABLE>
1st generation (96-04) RL's are FWD.
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Re: TL / CL / RL (pnthr30)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pnthr30 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">CL and TL also come in "S" versions which have beefier suspension (sportier) and have more horepower.
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horepower FTW!
The CL was actually just the two door version of the TL and both came in a Type-S as mentioned above. RL is Acura's flagship model.
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horepower FTW!
The CL was actually just the two door version of the TL and both came in a Type-S as mentioned above. RL is Acura's flagship model.
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Re: TL / CL / RL (01_CLtypeS)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 01_CLtypeS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">also the automatic CL type S have the tranny issue, had to have mine changed a week after i bought it</TD></TR></TABLE>
ALL of honda's 98+ V6 cars have tranny issues up to about 2005 for certain models
Ridgeline
Oddessy
Accord
TL
CL
Some of the F series cars have them as well from 98-02
The K series cars seem to be just fine as do the 03+ I4 accords
ALL of honda's 98+ V6 cars have tranny issues up to about 2005 for certain models
Ridgeline
Oddessy
Accord
TL
CL
Some of the F series cars have them as well from 98-02
The K series cars seem to be just fine as do the 03+ I4 accords
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