Upcoming cars Acura RSX Cars with Review and Specification

Upcoming cars Acura RSX Cars with Review and Specification
The base RSX came standard with the majority of convenience features expected for this class of car. Highlights included automatic climate control, power windows and mirrors, keyless entry, cruise control, a CD player and a moonroof. A smooth-revving four-cylinder was standard, and it came mated to either a five-speed manual transmission or a five-speed automatic. The base RSX initially produced 160 horsepower, but new SAE horsepower ratings in 2006 changed the number to 155. Leather seating was the only option.

 
.The RSX Type-S added an in-dash six-CD changer, standard leather seating, 17-inch wheels, a more firmly tuned suspension and more powerful brakes. The Type-S also had a four-cylinder engine tuned to produce extra horsepower (200 hp, later increased to 201). A six-speed manual was the only choice for a transmission.

The RSX is somewhat familiar as a redesigned Integra. The current version has either a 160 or a 200 hp four-cylinder power plant, with the latter coming standard in the Type S. The more powerful engine makes its horses partly through an advanced valve timing technology, which shifts into high performance mode at 6,000 rpm.

Upcoming cars Acura RL Cars With prices and Specification

Upcoming cars Acura RL Cars With prices and Specification Cars also if you wanna know more about Used Car For Sales newly cars under 10000 so contact with me

Acura’s flagship car in the North American market happens to be the Acura RL, which is sold under the label of Honda Legend in Japanese and other markets where the Acura brand doesn’t exist.

However, the funny part of the story is that all the RL cars are built in Japan, at Saitama facility centre.
The Acura RL has always been a re-labeled version of the next generation Honda Legend, and the current generation RL happens to be a true copy of the fourth-generation Honda Legend.