2016 Acura TLX consumer reviews

Great car for the money. Lots of power. Fun to drive. Do nothing but oil change. Very dependable. I own it for five years. Never have any problems. Still drive like new even after these years.

Amir got me a great car for a great deal...highly recommended their very friendly and helpful...everyone come ask for Amir he is the best salesman

I have owned Acura’s in the past and love them! Would definitely recommend. Very comfortable car. I think the Acura dealership in Westmont is great.

Was a cool car nice rims and comfy leather seats it’s just like any other car tho after a certain amount of mileage and it goes to poop

I purchased this car used several years old now. Switched from the Accord and it is much quieter to drive. Slightly smaller than the accord and sit lower in this vehicle. The comfort is somewhat better as is the performance. The V6 is more sluggish from stop than I expected but still smooth and moves if you want it to. I do find the TLX not the best in snowy conditions compared to the accord but I only have FWD model. Overall, I great value for the cost in a luxury brand.

Loved this car so much but after a few years it really started to show its age. If it’s to cold the remote start didn’t work and it has trouble starting. It’s super fun to drive and if I didn’t need more room I would love to keep it longer. With 2 car seats there is no room in the backseat.

2016 ACURA TLX I began to have problems out of my Acura within 2 months of purchasing. The car would not change gears as a car should, would get stuck in 2 gear then finally change. I went to Acura numerous of times complaining about the issue and they continued to say they couldn't find anything. Finally maybe after having the car 6 months the car began to jerk very bad. I took the car back to Acura and they informed me my transmission was going bad. They did replace it because it was still under warranty. But since then I have had to replace the battery out of pocket, replace the front and rear catalytic converters, the fuel pump and rear wheel barons on the left and right side. I complained of a noise coming from the rear of my car while my car was still under 100,000 miles but Acura continued to say they couldnt find anything. I had to google myself the sound I was hearing and began to see other Acura owners saying it was their wheel baron. I then scheduled an appt with ACURA and asked them to check my wheel baron and lord behold they called me the next day saying that was the issue. $800.00 and this could have been paid for under warranty if they checked the car throughly when I first complained of the noise to them. I know the lemon law for Tennessee is gone but I feel like I was indeed sold a lemon to have has all of these issues with a brand new car. I now have 112,000 on the car and all of these issues started under 100,000 miles except the rear catalytic converter.

My first Acura. Compared to ALL other luxury sedans, that I have owned, the TLX AWD V-6 is vastly superior (Lexus, Lincoln, Cadillac, Audi). Other than regular maintenance, this car has not needed any repairs. It is quiet, hugs the road and is extremely powerful. It is loaded with features and has a fantastic sound system. It links seamlessly to my phone. Lighting is very good. Paint still looks new.

We had it brand new and all was fine for a little while. Then the battery started draining and the car died, including being stranded and towed. All work was done at the dealership. Long short is the car battery and ones in the keyless entry were replaced a couple times but still the battery drained until both were dead or low a few times. After looking it up, turned out battery drain was an issue in some cars and clearly in this one. Contacted everyone from the dealership up to the highest at corporate to basically no avail. They pretended to know nothing. After spending so much time on the issue and going back and forth to service, we were afraid of being stranded somewhere dangerous or while on the highway, which has happened to people. Still, Acura would do nothing but try to put us in another of their vehicles. No thanks. So we got stuck paying to get out of the old car plus paying on a new car, different company of course. Don’t know if this is still an issue on 2019 or 2020, but do your research.

Best value for the money. This is a luxury, high end vehicle at a price of a regular sedan. Wonderful combination of comfort and performance.