Acura Models

The Acura ADX is a modern nameplate introduced for the 2025 model year as Acura’s first-ever ADX and a new gateway model for the brand. Positioned as a premium compact SUV, it was created to broaden Acura’s reach with...

Acura introduced the CL nameplate for the 1997 model year as a U.S.-developed coupe that helped establish the brand’s North American engineering footprint. The first-generation CL ran from 1997 to 1999 and was sold in...

The Acura ILX was introduced for the 2013 model year as a compact luxury sedan and the most accessible entry point into the Acura range. Built on Civic-derived architecture but marketed as a distinct Acura model, it t...

The Acura Integra debuted for the 1986 model year as one of the two vehicles that launched the Acura brand in North America, alongside the Legend. Positioned as Acura’s accessible, sport-oriented model, the first gene...

The Acura Legend was one of the two original models launched with Acura in North America for the 1986 model year, helping establish Honda’s new luxury division as a serious contender against European premium brands. P...

The Acura MDX debuted for the 2001 model year as Acura’s first internally developed midsize SUV. Introduced during the 2000 calendar year, it replaced the truck-based approach of Acura’s earlier SLX with a unibody cro...

The Acura NSX nameplate began with the original NS-X concept that made its debut in 1989 and reached production as the 1991 Acura NSX, Acura’s first true supercar and one of the most important Japanese performance car...

The Acura RDX debuted for the 2007 model year as Acura’s entry into the compact premium crossover segment. Previewed by a prototype in early 2006 and placed on sale that August, the five-passenger RDX combined SUV pra...

The Acura RL was the brand’s flagship luxury sedan from the 1996 through 2012 model years. Introduced as the successor to the Acura Legend sedan, it also marked Acura’s shift toward alphanumeric model names. The RL wa...

The Acura RLX was a flagship luxury sedan offered for the 2014 through 2020 model years. Introduced to succeed the RL, it continued Acura’s long-running premium-sedan lineage under a new nameplate while serving as a s...

The Acura RSX was introduced for the 2002 model year as the successor to the Integra in Acura’s North American lineup. Previewed by the RS-X prototype in early 2001, it arrived as a compact three-door liftback coupe c...

The Acura SLX was Acura’s first SUV, introduced for the 1996 model year as the brand broadened beyond cars into the growing luxury sport-utility market. It was a Japan-built, U.S.-market model developed jointly with I...

The Acura TL was a midsize premium sport sedan offered continuously from the 1996 through 2014 model years. Developed around a touring-luxury mission, it replaced the Vigor in Acura’s North American lineup and became ...

The Acura TLX arrived for the 2015 model year as an all-new midsize luxury sports sedan, introduced as Acura’s fresh answer to the brand’s mid-size performance-luxury market. It effectively replaced the older TL and T...

The Acura TSX debuted for the 2004 model year as a compact premium sports sedan positioned between the RSX coupe and the larger TL sedan. Unveiled in January 2003 and placed on sale that April, it brought Acura a four...

The Acura Vigor was Acura’s mid-size luxury sedan for the North American market, introduced for the 1992 model year and sold through 1994. Acura positioned it between the smaller Integra and the larger Legend, giving ...

The Acura ZDX nameplate has two separate production periods built around very different vehicles. The original ZDX arrived for the 2010 model year after a prototype debuted at the 2009 New York International Auto Show...