What's Hot? angelsavage02 — 2007-12-14 GTM 1 @ 07:01
we congratulate Acura for transforming a run-of-the-mill Accord into a competitive, Euro-savvy, entry-level sport sedan. The TL trounces its competitors with top-notch electronics and, aside from the minor brake issue, proved essentially bulletproof during our long-term test. It might not be a BMW-beater or an Infiniti-equal, but the TL hits a sweet spot in the market as a sporty, affordable front-drive sedan with a list of standard features like Acura Tl Ignition Coil
that'll keep most buyers more than satisfied.
Our Take
What's Hot
• Italian-esque styling
• Super-duper DVD/audio surround sound
• List of standards as long as a football field
What's Not
• Torque steer will annoy lead-footed drivers
• Convoluted shift gate can irritate
• Tires don't live up to suspension's intent
Don't Miss
• Voice activation will set your HVAC, up your volume, and find the nearest Mexican restaurant, all without lifting a finger.
Bottom Line
• Luxury and power are plentiful, the stereo is among the best, and the price undercuts the Germans. If only they could put those sweet ponies to the rear wheels.
From The Logbook
"I used the voice-activated nav system to find my favorite sushi place in Las Vegas. Knowing I was nearby but not remembering exactly what street it was on, I asked the nav to 'find nearest Japanese.' It took us right to it."
-Brian Vance
"My biggest gripe is the torque steer. This would be the best midsize, midlux, midpriced sedan on the market...were it rear-drive."
-Matt Stone
"The TL is the first affordable car I've driven in years that has an interior that looks and feels exclusive. It's the kind of interior that makes an owner feel like, 'Wow! I can't believe I get to have this for my very own.'"
-John Matthius
"Combine the amazing DVD/audio system with the XM Satellite Radio, a six-disc CD changer, and eight speakers, and this TL has arguably the best stock sound system available in any OEM car on the road."
-Ron Sessions
"Does admirable double-duty as a competent stoplight racer and a long-highway cruiser."
-Mark Williams
"The TL is more of a commuting appliance than a driving machine. Too bad, because there's so much potential in a car with 270 horsepower, snug seats, tight structure, and a good price. It has many of the elements a G35 possesses, save one: passion."
-Chris Walton
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,variable-assist system felt darty during quick turn-ins.
seems reason enough to purchase a TL over less-potent competitors--BMW 330i and the Lexus IS 300--torque steer (the TL is a front-driver) remains an always-present problem whenever the engine is delivering max juice. Suggested one editor: "If Acura wants to sell a front-drive car with this much horsepower, the engineers should figure how to tune out the wheel wiggle."
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