Honestly, I would have given every category a 5-star review but then people think " oh they didn't even think about it " but I honestly can't find anything wrong with this car. I've driven my fair ...

"REDRUM1," as it has been affectionately named by its owner, is one of those builds we've been keeping a close eye on for more than two years. This might be an understatement, but this build is truly ...

A gasp could be heard across the entire Honda community in late 2001 on the cusp of an announcement that seemed more like a cruel joke, rather than a step toward a brighter future. Honda’s execs ...

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The 2002-2006 Acura RSX was the successor to the Acura Integra in the U.S. Elsewhere around the world, the RSX actually kept its Integra badge. Plus, it was branded as a Honda. That said, changing the ...

This 2003 Acura RSX Type S, a bone-stock coupe with 225,555 miles, features a clean title, recent maintenance, and upgrades like a T1-R exhaust and Sony Apple CarPlay, ideal for enthusiasts seeking a ...

At one time, 200 horsepower through the front wheels was a big deal. That may seem quaint to modern eyes. As today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe RSX proves, quaint doesn't need to mean free from fun, ...

Acura became a brand of letters when it launched the NSX, short for New Sportscar eXperimental, in 1990. At the time, it was surrounded by cars with real names—Vigor, Legend, and Integra—but that soon ...

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This 2003 Acura RSX Type-S is a rare single-owner example located in Los Angeles, California. With 135,000 miles, this vehicle has been kept in all-stock condition with the exception of an upgraded ...