Acura TSX - Overview

The TSX is considered one of the most stable vehicles on the road, and it provides many luxury items standard in its cabin when competitors offer them in pricey option packages. In previous years, the strongest complaint regarding the TSX has been its boring styling that's too reminiscent of the vanilla Honda Accord. The 2009 redesign features a sportier profile that creates more distinction between this TSX and previous models, and current Accords. All in all, the TSX is a good car if you want a confident performer with top-notch cabin quality, but is not the sportiest or most powerful option in the class.

The Acura TSX is an upscale small car first introduced in the United States in 2003 as a 2004 model. Since that time, the TSX has become a popular model among entry-luxury sedans for its refinement, but it's also been hurt due to its numerous styling similarities with the conservative Honda Accord. In fact, the TSX is sold as an Accord in Europe. The 2009 Acura TSX is the model's first redesign, and is slightly larger than its predecessor with a new four-cylinder engine for the base trim. In addition, the 2009 TSX now features an Advanced Compatibility Engineering system to redistribute the impact of collisions in the event of an accident.

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