[christopher1]

the RLX are going to have?? i have only seen black/silver?? any other pictures of all the colors... i really want the AWD RLX!! but not at $70.000plus tax!

 

[ReLaXn]

Those are the only two colors they seem to have for display at the moment. but Acura is stating that the 2014 RLX is available in seven exterior colors, including four metallic and three pearl colors with the acid-resistant epoxy clear-coat paint for increased resistance to urban pollutants.

 

[MikeJones]

I also want the AWD RLX but looking at other cars on the market it's a tough call. At the end of the day you are getting a very reliable and worry-free car with great fuel economy.

Usually cars in it's price range have big gas guzzling V8's, just look at all the premium german sedans.

 

[ReLaXn]

As cheesy as this sounds theres nothing like honda reliability. You cant go wrong but if your ego speaks louder than yeah sure any of the german auto brands might help. even the german automakers seem to be pulling out of the v8 selection and changing over to a straight inline six with a turbo to be more economical but not suffering performance. But if you noticed how unreliable the previous 3 series were with the turbos i'd have a second thought.

 

[ChristX]

I do somewhat agree. but if German auto makers only took their time before releasing out a new electrical feature before putting it on the road that would solve quite a few issues. I don't question german engineering but every one that has owned a german knows how much electrical hiccups they have.

 

[AcuraRLXFan]

I do somewhat agree. but if German auto makers only took their time before releasing out a new electrical feature before putting it on the road that would solve quite a few issues. I don't question german engineering but every one that has owned a german knows how much electrical hiccups they have.

Timing is everything too, so it's really tough for them to develop something while others probably are, the sooner it gets out the better.

BMW and Benz have always been the first with industry first tech, and lexus only once with self parking.

I think it's because of how integrated all the different technologies are with eachother