The 2024 Acura TLX Is A Mild Tweak To A Solid Value
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Date: 2024-01-16
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ili. qfiddy
Why won’t Infiniti just do this for the Q50 Such a shame. It needs the Z’s gauge cluster and transmission, the QX60’s dash and infotainment, and the maxima’s vented seat function, rear heated seat function, and pano sunroof. All are things in the Nissan parts bin that would keep the Q50 competitive in today’s market, as I think it’s still a very good looking car (esp 2018. All are things they could’ve added at launch of the Q50 back in 2014 or whatever. And most certainly they are all things that they could’ve added during at least one of the 10 model years that the car has existed in its same form. Sad as hell that it’s not even rated in these comparisons anymore
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Why won’t Infiniti just do this for the Q50 Such a shame. It needs the Z’s gauge cluster and transmission, the QX60’s dash and infotainment, and the maxima’s vented seat function, rear heated seat function, and pano sunroof. All are things in the Nissan parts bin that would keep the Q50 competitive in today’s market, as I think it’s still a very good looking car (esp 2018. All are things they could’ve added at launch of the Q50 back in 2014 or whatever. And most certainly they are all things that they could’ve added during at least one of the 10 model years that the car has existed in its same form. Sad as hell that it’s not even rated in these comparisons anymore
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henrybrandt1057
I cross-shopped the TLX Type-S, G70, S60 Recharge, and Q50. Bought the 2023 Type-S in late September and am delighted with it. It takes a little time to get used to the goofy trackpad, but now it's second nature. Fuel economy is directly proportional to driving style, but 25 mpg is my average with mostly local driving. Saw 30 mpg on long highway trip.
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I cross-shopped the TLX Type-S, G70, S60 Recharge, and Q50. Bought the 2023 Type-S in late September and am delighted with it. It takes a little time to get used to the goofy trackpad, but now it's second nature. Fuel economy is directly proportional to driving style, but 25 mpg is my average with mostly local driving. Saw 30 mpg on long highway trip.
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phillm156
They wanted a rear drive stance with a transverse front engine. The weight distribution is front wheel drive. Interior space is a compact.
The engine compartment with the 4 cylinder looks like peanut in a suitcase, 3 ft of empty space from bumper to engine. Acura is selling a lot of empty space.
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They wanted a rear drive stance with a transverse front engine. The weight distribution is front wheel drive. Interior space is a compact.
The engine compartment with the 4 cylinder looks like peanut in a suitcase, 3 ft of empty space from bumper to engine. Acura is selling a lot of empty space.
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kenkozawa9810
I do like this gen TLX but more attractive than the current gen IS Come on Alex, no way. this looks frumpy, tall and IMO a bit pretentious by making it appear more RWD. current gen IS is arguably best looking sedan, compact or not, on the market right now.
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I do like this gen TLX but more attractive than the current gen IS Come on Alex, no way. this looks frumpy, tall and IMO a bit pretentious by making it appear more RWD. current gen IS is arguably best looking sedan, compact or not, on the market right now.
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bikingmoments
Honestly this 3. 0T makes less hp, has slower 0-60, and burns more fuel vs all German 3. 0T models
You can’t put reliability’ above everything, especially now we’re seeing massive head gasket blowoff of Honda 1. 5T
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Honestly this 3. 0T makes less hp, has slower 0-60, and burns more fuel vs all German 3. 0T models
You can’t put reliability’ above everything, especially now we’re seeing massive head gasket blowoff of Honda 1. 5T
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yo. adrian
I feel like Acura and Mazda are the reliable sporty vehicle makers. If so, then Mazda should also bring back the MazdaSpeed versions of their vehicles to put more Zoom-Zoom in their line-up.
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I feel like Acura and Mazda are the reliable sporty vehicle makers. If so, then Mazda should also bring back the MazdaSpeed versions of their vehicles to put more Zoom-Zoom in their line-up.
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nicholas6789
Test drove one a while back. Infotainment setup is a deal breaker for me. Also, a front wheel drive based performance sedan is a joke. Looking at you Audi as well. Nose heavy handling.
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Test drove one a while back. Infotainment setup is a deal breaker for me. Also, a front wheel drive based performance sedan is a joke. Looking at you Audi as well. Nose heavy handling.
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nirmitshukla2034
Nice to hear the comparison to the Volvo S60, but it seems the G70, which I believe is the direct competitor for buyers like myself, continues to be missed.
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Nice to hear the comparison to the Volvo S60, but it seems the G70, which I believe is the direct competitor for buyers like myself, continues to be missed.
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ogjk
Wish they would drop this power train into the RDX. I have a 20' and am dissapointed in it ecspecially considering previous Acura/Honda models I have owned.
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Wish they would drop this power train into the RDX. I have a 20' and am dissapointed in it ecspecially considering previous Acura/Honda models I have owned.
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ctk4949
First you said you wanted a touchscreen and then buttons for the AC controls Do you use your smartphone while driving lol
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First you said you wanted a touchscreen and then buttons for the AC controls Do you use your smartphone while driving lol
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