2021 Acura TLX Test-Drive Video: For Those Who Can’t Quit Cars
All right, America. I know you’ve given up on sedans in favor of crossovers and SUVs, but hear me out: Acura has not given up on you. If you’re looking for a sedan instead of a crossover, Honda’s luxury brand has something you might be interested in with the 2021 Acura TLX.
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Acura updated the model for 2021; it’s on a new platform and has new engines. It’s also longer, lower and looks a little bit meaner this year. We’ve driven it, and there are three things that we love about it, and two not so much.
On the love side, we’re all about the TLX’s interior. Upscale materials and a refined design give it a luxury feel. On the other side, we’re not fond of the multimedia controller, which seems overly complicated.
What else? Watch the video for more.
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