Acura TL - Overview

The TL has enough style to look cutting edge, enough power to keep up with competitors on the highway, and enough safety features to protect you if a collision occurs. But in a class with so many all-wheel and rear-wheel drive options, you should be mindful that many reviewers complain of the TL's tendency for torque steer, the sensation of a tug at the wheel when a front-wheel drive vehicle accelerates hard. 

The Acura TL is a midsize sedan that Honda brought to the United States in 1996 to replace the Acura Vigor. The TL is Acura's best-selling model and it shares a platform with the Honda's Accord, Odyssey and Pilot, as well as the Acura MDX. Last redesigned in 2004, the Acura TL comes with one of two V6 engines, a five-speed automatic transmission with SportShift or a six-speed manual. For 2008 Acura updated the TL's engine immobilizer system, expanded the number of color options, and expanded the availability of its AcuraLink navigation system across the country. There's speculation that a redesign for the TL is imminent.

You can research the Acura TL by model year by using the reviews below.