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Acura RL CT: Following on significant upgrades for 2011, the 2012 Acura RL carries on with all the advanced technology as before, including the new-for-2011 Sequential SportShift six-speed automatic transmission and advanced noise reduction. Retained are the 300 horsepower engine and Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system. Three models are offered: RL, RL with Technology Package, and RL with Advance Package. All models feature leather interior, power front seats, leather-wrapped, multi-function steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control system, power moonroof, power windows, Acura/Bose Surround Sound audio system, Active Sound Control, Smart Entry, Bluetooth Audio and HandsFreeLink, and Multi-Information Display.
CT Acura Dealers: While the midsize luxury sedan market has been long dominated by BMW, Acura and Infiniti offer serious contenders that offer plenty of sporting aspirations along with technical prowess. The fourth generation of Acura's performance sedan is offered in two models for 2011, the TL and TL SH-AWD (Super Handling All-Wheel Drive), which comes with a more powerful V-6 engine and can be had with a six-speed manual transmission. The TL SH-AWD is powered by a 3.7-liter, V-6 engine producing 305 horsepower and 273 lb.-ft. of torque. The all-wheel drive system uses torque vectoring to distribute power front to rear and left to right, allowing creation of a "yaw moment" at one rear wheel to help the TL turn in more quickly. In normal operation, 90 percent of the power is fed to the front wheels and 10 percent to the rear. Up to 70 percent of the TL's power is shifted aft to aid acceleration, and all of that can be shifted to either rear wheel to enhance cornering.
Connecticut Acura Dealers: Acura says the 2012 RDX offers "right sized" crossover matched with a turbocharged engine and the availability of Super Handling All-Wheel Drive, with plenty of luxury. The RDX is Acura's first turbocharged vehicle, and it offers snappy acceleration. The 2WD model offers the better fuel economy and lower price compared to the AWD version. The 2012 RDX is rated Good in all categories by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Acura Dealerships CT: The Acura MDX luxury SUV is little changed from the 2011 model. But that has more to do with its success and full features than anything else. As expected with a top-of-the-line model, the MDX carries a long list of advanced features, including LED lights, 18-inch alloy wheels, available 19-inch alloy wheels, polished stainless steel exhaust tips, available Active Damper System and satellite navigation featuring an eight-inch screen with rearview camera. The MDX was named a "2012 Top Safety Pick" by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Acura Dealer CT: For 2012, Acura looked to further refine the fourth generation of its performance sedan. New front and rear styling, a new Sequential SportShift six-speed automatic transmission, revised interior and several technology upgrades highlight the changes from 2011. The lineup remains at two models, the TL and TL SH-AWD (Super Handling All-Wheel Drive), which comes with a more powerful V-6 engine. The TL's 3.5 liter produces 280 horsepower and is mated to the new six-speed auto. The TL SH-AWD is powered by a 3.7-liter, V-6 engine producing 305 horsepower and 273 lb.-ft. of torque with the six-speed auto standard and a six-speed manual is optional. The all-wheel drive system is performance oriented and uses torque vectoring to distribute power front to rear and left to right, allowing creation of a "yaw moment" at one rear wheel to help the TL turn in more quickly. In normal operation, 90 percent of the power is fed to the front wheels and 10 percent to the rear. Up to 70 percent of the TL's power is shifted aft to aid acceleration, and all of that can be shifted to either rear wheel to enhance cornering.
Acura CT Dealers: Following on significant upgrades for 2011, the 2012 Acura RL carries on with all the advanced technology as before, including the new-for-2011 Sequential SportShift six-speed automatic transmission and advanced noise reduction. Retained are the 300 horsepower engine and Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system. Three models are offered: RL, RL with Technology Package, and RL with Advance Package. All models feature leather interior, power front seats, leather-wrapped, multi-function steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control system, power moonroof, power windows, Acura/Bose Surround Sound audio system, Active Sound Control, Smart Entry, Bluetooth Audio and HandsFreeLink, and Multi-Information Display.
Acura Dealer Manchester: For 2011, Acura refreshed the exterior, added new features and technology, improved quality and cabin quietness, tweaked the engines for fuel efficiency and added the Sport Wagon model. Not content to leave things as they were, 2012 brings the TSX Special Edition, designed to evoke the four-cylinder Acuras of the past. The Special Edition package includes a more aggressive front spoiler, a new rear bumper fascia, unique side sills and a "Special Edition" badge on the trunk lid. In addition, the Special Edition's 17x7.5-inch alloy wheels feature a polished finish with a dark grey background. The new model is powered by the 2.4-liter, four-cylinder engine with either a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission. The interior uses a red-and-black color scheme, including the instrument and ambient lighting.
Acura Dealer Milford: With the ZDX still fairly new in Acura's lineup, there is little changed for 2012, which means the all-wheel-drive crossover remains as feature-rich as before. The ZDX is aimed squarely at BMW and Infiniti. With its coupe styling, the ZDX looks to attract buyers who want the all-weather attributes of a crossover mixed with a sports car drivetrain and suspension, packaged in body that doesn't look like a box with rounded corners. With V-6 power, active dampers and all-wheel drive standard, the ZDX is gunning for the X3 and the FX35. Three trim levels are offered: ZDX, ZDX with Technology Package, and ZDX with Advance Package.
Acura CT 01: The Acura MDX luxury SUV is little changed from the 2011 model. But that has more to do with its success and full features than anything else. As expected with a top-of-the-line model, the MDX carries a long list of advanced features, including LED lights, 18-inch alloy wheels, available 19-inch alloy wheels, polished stainless steel exhaust tips, available Active Damper System and satellite navigation featuring an 8-inch screen with rear view camera. MDX has earned top safety ratings.
Acura In CT: Acura says the 2012 RDX offers "right sized" crossover matched with a turbocharged engine and the availability of Super Handling All-Wheel Drive, with plenty of luxury. The RDX is Acura's first turbocharged vehicle, and it offers snappy acceleration. The 2WD model offers the better fuel economy and lower price compared to the AWD version. The 2012 RDX is rated Good in all categories by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Acura Dealers in CT: With the ZDX, Acura is clearly taking development of its crossover platform in a direction aimed squarely at BMW and Infiniti. With its coupe styling, the ZDX is aimed at buyers who want the all-weather attributes of a crossover mixed with a sports car drivetrain and suspension, packaged in body that doesn't look like a box with rounded corners. The ZDX is powered by a 3.7-liter, V-6 engine producing 300 horsepower and 270 lb.-ft. of torque and is mated to Acura's six-speed automatic transmission with sequential SportShift. The Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system uses torque vectoring to distribute power front to rear and left to right, allowing creation of a "yaw moment" at one rear wheel to help the ZDX turn in more quickly.
Acura CT Region: PASTE The fourth generation of Acura's performance sedan is offered in two models for 2011, the TL and TL SH-AWD (Super Handling All-Wheel Drive), which comes with a more powerful V-6 engine and can be had with a six-speed manual transmission. The TL SH-AWD is powered by a 3.7-liter, V-6 engine producing 305 horsepower and 273 lb.-ft. of torque. The all-wheel drive system uses torque vectoring to distribute power front to rear and left to right, allowing creation of a "yaw moment" at one rear wheel to help the TL turn in more quickly. In normal operation, 90 percent of the power is fed to the front wheels and 10 percent to the rear. Up to 70 percent of the TL's power is shifted aft to aid acceleration, and all of that can be shifted to either rear wheel to enhance cornering.