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Thursday, April 29, 2010
2010 Acura TL Featuring the 3.5L V6
The new 2010 models of the Acura TL are revolutionizing the way we look at a four door family sedan. No longer is the sedan looked upon as boring and uninspired, particularly when you get your hands on this new Acura. The base model packs a serious punch: It's powered by a 3.5L V6 with 280 horsepower, which is more than enough to make the kids in the back seat squeal with delight when you roll onto the throttle.
This high-revving engine finds its peak horsepower at 6200 RPM (with a peak torque of 254 ft/lbs right around 5000 RPM), making it a whole lot of fun to drive around the city and on the highway. Best yet, unlike models that find their peaks lower in the RPM range, you can keep the power at bay when you need to keep a lower profile. It's really the best of both worlds.
Now, if you can believe it, that's simply the base model. The 2010 Acura TL SH comes with a beefier 3.7L 305 horsepower V6, with just a little bit more torque added into the mix (273 ft/lbs versus 254 in the base model). This gives the driver a bit more passing ability on the highway than the base model, which can certainly get you out of trouble in a hurry if you ever find yourself in the need for that extra push of power.
With the extra power comes a new drive train to keep that power under control: The Acura TL SH comes with all wheel drive standard, which makes driving in the snow and rain just that much easier and safer.
The available 2010 Acura TL engine options are enough to give any driver a grin that just won't go away. See your local dealer for more.
This high-revving engine finds its peak horsepower at 6200 RPM (with a peak torque of 254 ft/lbs right around 5000 RPM), making it a whole lot of fun to drive around the city and on the highway. Best yet, unlike models that find their peaks lower in the RPM range, you can keep the power at bay when you need to keep a lower profile. It's really the best of both worlds.
Now, if you can believe it, that's simply the base model. The 2010 Acura TL SH comes with a beefier 3.7L 305 horsepower V6, with just a little bit more torque added into the mix (273 ft/lbs versus 254 in the base model). This gives the driver a bit more passing ability on the highway than the base model, which can certainly get you out of trouble in a hurry if you ever find yourself in the need for that extra push of power.
With the extra power comes a new drive train to keep that power under control: The Acura TL SH comes with all wheel drive standard, which makes driving in the snow and rain just that much easier and safer.
The available 2010 Acura TL engine options are enough to give any driver a grin that just won't go away. See your local dealer for more.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
2010 Acura TSX
Acura takes another leap in expanding the TSX label this year by launching it as a wagon in fall of 2010. Just like the previous years, the new TSX will be marketed only in Canada and North America and slowly European markets will be flooded with the new Acura wagon.
The 2010 Acura TSX will also be sold under the Accord Euro label in Australia and New Zealand later on. As far as the standard TSX model is concerned, it will incorporate very few changes in terms of specs and design. Last year, Acura TSX had received a couple of inches increase in its length and 1.3inches in its wheelbase; this year it is not sure as to whether Acura/Honda plans on increasing the dimensions any further.
The current TSX already boasts of being one of the longest cars in the Acura lineup. So, there are good chances that nothing except the wheelbase would change; probably a little increase in overall length may well be on the cards (though there are no indications right now).
As far as the standard features are concerned, there'll be very little change too, though it would be interesting to see how Acura plans on furnishing its wagon; whether all the features will be standard offerings increasing the base price, or only the higher end trims will be costlier, presenting the true capabilities of the TSX. The exact pricing for the wagon model are yet to be officially unveiled by Honda/Acura, and it will be quite interesting to see the response of the customers to the latest offering.
The 2010 Acura TSX will also be sold under the Accord Euro label in Australia and New Zealand later on. As far as the standard TSX model is concerned, it will incorporate very few changes in terms of specs and design. Last year, Acura TSX had received a couple of inches increase in its length and 1.3inches in its wheelbase; this year it is not sure as to whether Acura/Honda plans on increasing the dimensions any further.
The current TSX already boasts of being one of the longest cars in the Acura lineup. So, there are good chances that nothing except the wheelbase would change; probably a little increase in overall length may well be on the cards (though there are no indications right now).
As far as the standard features are concerned, there'll be very little change too, though it would be interesting to see how Acura plans on furnishing its wagon; whether all the features will be standard offerings increasing the base price, or only the higher end trims will be costlier, presenting the true capabilities of the TSX. The exact pricing for the wagon model are yet to be officially unveiled by Honda/Acura, and it will be quite interesting to see the response of the customers to the latest offering.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Acura MDX
Imagine an SUV that knows your driving habits for better or for worse. One that is intelligent enough to respond to the road no matter where you are. A vehicle that combines handling, performance and safety - making it ideal for families looking for a little adventure. The creators behind Acura have let their imaginations soar. The result? The Acura MDX.
The Acura MDX offers Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD), a technologically advanced system which gives drivers an added sense of confidence on the road. This all-wheel drive helps drivers establish more traction on less than ideal roads and helps to balance when cornering. So what can you expect from the Acura's MDX SH-AWD system? During straight-line acceleration, the system directs up to 50% of the torque to the rear wheels giving extra gusto when you need it. During a moderate corner, the rear wheels help generate power and the electronic sensors included in the Acura MDX SH-AWD system monitor the speed and tightness of the corner. Accelerating during a corner is also done with ease with this all-wheel drive system.
The Acura MDX offers top-notch safety features to help protect anyone who takes a ride. This Acura vehicle is equipped with Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD) which balances braking power at each wheel to balance the weight of passengers in the cabin. Drivers can also feel secure in the event of sudden stops with the Brake Assist feature that senses a panic stop and distributes maximum braking capacity. The Acura MDX also comes with two monitoring systems that look after you when you're on the road.
The Maintenance Minder System evaluates your driving habits and determines when you need to take the car in to get serviced. Traffic situations, frequent short trips, engine changes, stop-and-go traffic are all factors that the system uses to calculate. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) monitors the air pressure in all tires and notifies you when a tire needs more air.
Acura on Brant carries a large selection of Acura vehicles and used Acura vehicles. No matter you're budget, you can rely on finance options for Acura On Brant's used Acura vehicles and new Acura vehicles including the Acura MDX.
The Acura MDX offers Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD), a technologically advanced system which gives drivers an added sense of confidence on the road. This all-wheel drive helps drivers establish more traction on less than ideal roads and helps to balance when cornering. So what can you expect from the Acura's MDX SH-AWD system? During straight-line acceleration, the system directs up to 50% of the torque to the rear wheels giving extra gusto when you need it. During a moderate corner, the rear wheels help generate power and the electronic sensors included in the Acura MDX SH-AWD system monitor the speed and tightness of the corner. Accelerating during a corner is also done with ease with this all-wheel drive system.
The Acura MDX offers top-notch safety features to help protect anyone who takes a ride. This Acura vehicle is equipped with Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD) which balances braking power at each wheel to balance the weight of passengers in the cabin. Drivers can also feel secure in the event of sudden stops with the Brake Assist feature that senses a panic stop and distributes maximum braking capacity. The Acura MDX also comes with two monitoring systems that look after you when you're on the road.
The Maintenance Minder System evaluates your driving habits and determines when you need to take the car in to get serviced. Traffic situations, frequent short trips, engine changes, stop-and-go traffic are all factors that the system uses to calculate. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) monitors the air pressure in all tires and notifies you when a tire needs more air.
Acura on Brant carries a large selection of Acura vehicles and used Acura vehicles. No matter you're budget, you can rely on finance options for Acura On Brant's used Acura vehicles and new Acura vehicles including the Acura MDX.
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