Acura Reviews

Luxury first, sport second.

Double-check service bulletins targeting the RDX’s few issues.

A firebreather that can serve for family duty, too.

A well-rounded package that comes apart at the seams.

Acura’s sportiest sedan is a soulful antidote to boring SUVs.

One critical flaw keeps the MDX from being the ideal SUV of its kind.

No, this isn’t the Integra you remember – and that isn’t Acura’s fault.

Acura’s sport compact gets a lot right but doesn’t raise the bar.

The 2022 Acura MDX Type S begs the question: is this the brand’s best offering? There’s a short answer and a long one, too, with a certain sense that there’s a proper spo

A safe choice

Integral or derivative?

Rapturous, riotous, ridiculous

A fun luxe daily

All the right stuff, but no more

Checks all the boxes but faces stiff competition.

A real head-turner

Go with the hybrid

Excellent ride quality can’t justify lacklustre overall value

If it ain’t broke…

Track-day hero, every day

A pleasant surprise

Mostly minor problems – some can be addressed with a simple software update.

Winning looks

Friendly neighbourhood supercar

Luxury and tech value

Solid choice.

Aging well.

Check for unwanted vibrations.

True to its mission – and the track.

A showcase of dynamic and tech advancements for Acura

Check ILX’s DCT transmission carefully before purchase.

Showing its age.

Electrified MDX drinks less than a CR-V.

Top-dog luxury, under the radar.

A great new face.

Beak is out, Superman Grille is in.

Outgoing model plays it safe.

Upgrades to MDX get mixed reviews

Style and substance?

A look at how to shop smart for some of the market’s most popular used compact luxury crossovers.

Launched in the fall of 2014 as a 2015 model, the then all-new Acura TLX replaced the slow-selling Acura TL and Acura TSX sedans.

Of all the companies to abandon the manual transmission, I never thought Acura would bow out this early.

Earlier this year I drove the...

Your writer is feeling a little obsolete in this review, since it’s my job to explain about how a vehicle rides, performs and functions...

If you’re after an entry-level luxury sport sedan, Acura wants to make you a deal.

Hey this week it's a soccer-mom mobile for me. The incredibly popular Acura MDX, for me the 2015 model loaded up to the nine's in the Elite

The NSX wasn’t a car anyone bought to have the fastest supercar on their block.

They call it a “gateway”.  It’s Acura’s way of “getting them young”, and they’re proud of the fact that the ILX had the most market...

Sharpened, but flawed.

No more four-sedan lineup, now Acura claims to be selling three Accords and the truth: the four-cylinder ILX is the entry model, the...

Here is a short list of things you won’t find on Acura’s MDX.

1. Excessively swoopy, over-the-top styling that stands out from the...