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Acura Cars and SUVs
Acura started the Japanese luxury car brand trend when parent company Honda introduced it to the U.S. in 1986. Acura started out with two models that have since gained a cult following; the Legend and the Integra. Both cars had their own special blend of performance and luxury while maintaining Honda’s rock-solid reliability. In 1991, Acura introduced the legendary NSX supercar which was poised to compete with the likes of Ferrari - again, with all of the virtues of Honda engineering.
The NSX is now in its second generation as a high-performance hybrid serving as the halo car of a brand that builds sedans and crossovers focused on delivering luxury, performance, and technology all at a good value. The MDX has long been a top choice in three-row luxury SUVs and especially popular is its Sport Hybrid variant which improves fuel economy. The smaller RDX stands out as one of the best values in compact luxury crossovers while Acura’s trio of sedans - the ILX, TLX, and RLX - are all attractive luxury vehicle values.
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The NSX is now in its second generation as a high-performance hybrid serving as the halo car of a brand that builds sedans and crossovers focused on delivering luxury, performance, and technology all at a good value. The MDX has long been a top choice in three-row luxury SUVs and especially popular is its Sport Hybrid variant which improves fuel economy. The smaller RDX stands out as one of the best values in compact luxury crossovers while Acura’s trio of sedans - the ILX, TLX, and RLX - are all attractive luxury vehicle values.
Browse this page for Acura model news, reviews, pricing, specifications, MPG and more – then search for new or used options for sale in your local area.
Find an Acura dealer near you.
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2025 Acura Cars
2025 Integra
21 - 30 MPG City / 28 - 37 MPG Hwy
$32,400 - $52,600
2025 MDX
17 - 19 MPG City / 21 - 26 MPG Hwy
$50,900 - $74,950
2025 TLX
19 - 22 MPG City / 25 - 31 MPG Hwy
$45,400 - $57,750
2024 Acura Cars
2024 Integra
26 - 30 MPG City / 36 - 37 MPG Hwy
$31,800 - $36,800
2024 MDX
17 - 19 MPG City / 21 - 26 MPG Hwy
$50,150 - $73,800
2024 RDX
21 MPG City / 26 - 27 MPG Hwy
$44,350 - $54,150
2024 TLX
19 - 22 MPG City / 25 - 31 MPG Hwy
$45,000 - $57,000
2024 ZDX
$64,500 - $74,500
2023 Acura Cars
2023 Integra
21 - 30 MPG City / 28 - 37 MPG Hwy
$31,300 - $51,800
2023 MDX
17 - 19 MPG City / 21 - 26 MPG Hwy
$49,550 - $73,200
2023 RDX
21 - 22 MPG City / 26 - 28 MPG Hwy
$41,750 - $53,750
2023 TLX
19 - 22 MPG City / 24 - 31 MPG Hwy
$40,050 - $62,000
Past Acura Models
2022 ILX
24 MPG City / 34 MPG Hwy
$27,300 - $33,200
2021 NSX
21 MPG City / 22 MPG Hwy
$157,500
2020 RLX
20 - 28 MPG City / 29 MPG Hwy
$54,900 - $61,900
2014 TL
17 - 20 MPG City / 25 - 29 MPG Hwy
$36,030 - $45,510
2014 TSX
19 - 22 MPG City / 28 - 31 MPG Hwy
$30,635 - $39,275
2012 RL
17 MPG City / 24 MPG Hwy
$48,200 - $56,150
2006 RSX
23 - 27 MPG City / 31 - 34 MPG Hwy
$20,325 - $23,845
2003 CL
19 - 20 MPG City / 28 - 29 MPG Hwy
$28,200 - $32,700
1999 SLX
15 MPG City / 19 MPG Hwy
$36,300
1995 Legend
$36,100 - $43,850
1994 Vigor
$26,350 - $29,100
Acura Certified Program
Every Acura Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle is held to the highest standards.
Every Precision Certified vehicle is meticulously inspected inside and out – the first step in creating the ultimate luxury experience backed by incredible benefits. Only Acura vehicles that are under six years old and have fewer than 80,000 miles are eligible for Precision Certified with many benefits like an Acura-backed limited warranty, roadside assistance, complimentary first scheduled maintenance and more.
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