The Acura TLX sedan was introduced as a replacement for two vehicles, the slightly smaller TSX and the slightly larger TL. The TLX is a solid performer with no significant drawbacks, though it's not as prestigious or as exciting to drive as its rivals. Acura has attempted to address the latter complaint with the TLX A-Spec, which gets a stiffer suspension, sharper steering, and a unique tire and wheel package. It definitely ups the excitement factor, but we imagine Acura's loyal buyer base will be happiest with the regular version, which feels a bit more comfortable.
Fortunately, there are plenty of other reasons to recommend the Acura TLX. It offers excellent value for money, especially when compared to its German rivals, and it's based on the Honda Accord (Acura is a division of Honda) so its build quality is bulletproof.
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