Close Encounters of the Fifth Door
The most popular sedan in the U.S. now has a five-seat crossover version for buyers to choose.
The concept of a crossover is often open to interpretation, leaving carmakers scrambling to determine whether to make their new introductions look like bold SUVs or stretched sedans. Honda and Toyota, builders of the top-selling Accord and Camry sedans, have this time chosen opposite paths.
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Treats Not Tricks
Honda’s latest Civic shows focus on perfecting basics of ride, handling and power.
At one time, the venerable Honda Civic was just a single car; nowadays, the name denotes nine separate trim levels spread over two different body styles for a total of 14 separate models.
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The 2010 Acura TSX Bares Its New Teeth
Even more pleasure to be derived from this luxury sedan.
Sometimes it pays off to shake up people’s expectations, especially when it comes to luxury automobiles. The new 2010 Acura TSX premium midsize sedan seeks to further impress, delight and thrill.
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The 2010 Acura RDX FWD Slips on a New Pair of Shoes
Front-wheel drive edition of charismatic compact crossover offers increased thrift without sacrifice.
With so many compact options available, it’s quite simple for a sport utility vehicle to get lost in the sea of familiar faces that greets shoppers on car lots across the country. The 2010 Acura RDX FWD manages to carve out a fun-to-drive and easy-on-the-eyes niche in this market, helping to make the entry-level crossover an inspired choice.
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