Laura asks…
Can a cold air intake that fits other Acura tsxs be used for the new 2009 acura tsx?
admin answers:
More than likely, but it won't do a single thing for your car regardless.
Go do some research on actual dynos of cold air intakes. NOT the advertiser's dynos.
Bar none, they generally only add around 1 horsepower in the normal driving range. And many cause a loss of torque.
Which ends up with no change in performance, or even a slightly slower vehicle.
Ask yourself if that's what you really want, before you buy this thing.
Thomas asks…
2009 BMW 328i, 2009 Audi A4 2.0, 2009 Acura TSX, 2009 Nissan Maxima, 2009 Infiniti G37, or 2009 Lexus IS350?
Which one of out of those six would you buy? They are around the same price (used) and I'm having a tough time deciding.. I want a reliable car, but I want a car that looks good as well. I think the TSX, IS350, G37, and the Maxima are more reliable, but they don't look as good as an A4 or 328. Which one should I buy? How reliable are the new Audi A4s?
-Thanks
admin answers:
The Maxima is not even a luxury sedan so thats out of the question for me, yes, i admit i am superficial and i do care about what car i drive. If you want something that will state class and success go with the BMW 328i or Infiniti G37. The Lexus IS350 is nice but its over rated, although it gives you more bang for your buck. The 2010 A4 is captivating in the outside "cosmetically", but not so much appealing in the interior. The Infiniti G37 sedan and the BMW are the two top competitors and popular luxury vehicles in this segment. Its all based on preference though. No matter what, you will be cashing in on a $30,000-35,000 car if it is an 09 model, excluding the Maxima which should have not been mentioned within these cars, unless you don't care about the brand of a car. If your considering the Maxima I'm assuming your worried or looking into a vehicle that will be both reliable but economical, if that is the case go with the Maxima. If not, then go with any of the luxury sedans listed below, but be aware they are not cheap to maintain if you have the mind set of paying what you would on a Maxima. In conclusion I think you will be better off with the BMW 328i sedan or the Infiniti G37. You should also look into the Mercedes C-class sedan which prices at the exact same as the Infiniti G37.
Lizzie asks…
I'm deciding between acura TSX and honda accord ex, help me decide.?
Trying to choose between base 2009 acura TSX and 2009 accord EX (not the V6 engine) because I prefer fuel economy. I have test driven both but was confused on which to pick. I love the acura's gadgets, bluetooth, usb, sound system, etc. It's a fun car to drive, agile, somewhat quiet and has better warranty than Honda. Accord on the other hand is very roomy (tons of leg space), more comfortable, has better value but slightly noisy and there is not many cool gadgets. In addition Honda use regular gas unlike acura premium gas.
It's so hard to decide. Normally I'd just use the car for commuting. I drive about 20 miles from/to work so car size won't matter (in this acura wins) but this summer my family is planning a 1500 mile road trip so I think the roomy accord would be nicer to drive. So confused, please help.
admin answers:
Well the Acura is actually the "higher trim" spec of the Accord so to speak. It's also known as the Honda Accord Euro and unfortunately for you the Honda Accord Euro we actually own doesn't have bluetooth. Or USB for that matter. But still it's the much better buy. Just don't be surprised when your rear passengers start complaining about a lack of rear legroom and uncomfortable rear seats.
Charles asks…
Which car is good DEPENDING on there category?
Hyundai Genesis Coupe - NEW
Chevy Colbolt SS - NEW
Mazda RX-8 2007-ish
Nissan Murano - USED 07
Nissan Pathfinder - 2007+
Nissan Maxima 2009+
Acura TSX - USED 08
Honda Ridgeline - 2008+
VW GTI - NEW
Nissan 370Z
dude im rich...ima bout to get my license im just asking wat car is good man
admin answers:
Here, I weeded out the bad ones.
Chevy Colbolt SS - NEW
VW GTI - NEW
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