Not really in the US.  Their sales already recovered and rebounded from that scandal.

I was a bit shocked to see that in Germany EVs only make up 0.6% of cars on the road.  You’d think those green gov’t subsidizing fans would be way ahead of that given how much money and gov’t influence has been at work.

Of course, throw government money at people and they will buy these things.

That car screams cheap, and to me $38k is a lot of money.

The TLX Type S is a good first step, hopefully others will follow.  However, part of this big transformation needs include going back to the company’s naming roots!  Integra, Legend, etc.  Bring it back baby.

I think that’s why the current 370Z is a bargain, HAH.  $30k for a 335hp 3200 lb coupe?  Nothing else is close (based on those figures), ya know?

I actually owned an S2000 for 4 years, so I know what you’re talking about. It had a solid direct connection, and most people complain about it’s feedback.  But on track I could usually tell when the front end was starting to slip so I’m not sure I’d agree. Then I replaced the S2000 with a BRZ which actually had…

I’m not so sure - don’t see any fake door vents.

Amen, I would be thrilled if they keep the hydraulic power steering.

That is a very good thing!

I’ve been hating on Acura for a while, but I have to admit this is a really good looking car. Unfortunately I’m not seeing anything else that makes it stand out from the competition.  Still, there are so many ugly cars being put into production from luxury car makers, this is a refreshing change.

Curious to see how far forward the engine is placed and what type of front/rear weight balance we’re gonna get.

Aston Martin is a company that builds sporting GTs. That their future hinges on a me too SUV alone is worthy of CEO firing.

Loved that show, but it only took me a few episodes to conclude that Mosby was a complete douche that deserved most of what he got.

There’s always time to trash Acura’s dumb mistakes.  As to my mistakes, entertaining a troll such as yourself would fall under that category.

Agreed, very stupid headline. You haven’t been able to buy a non GT 911 with a naturally aspirated engine since the 991.1 model, which was 4 (I think?) years ago. Obviously Porsche won’t go backwards with their “progress”.

oh Good for you!  Some of us have better things to do with our lives than scroll down to read all comments.  Esp ones like this.

Jalopnik apparently hires anyone. RWD Acura sedan? V8 in an Acura sedan (or any Honda/Acura)?

Back in 1997 my first car was almost a light blue 1986 FC. Didn’t pull the trigger as I was a little concerned about reliability. Also almost bought a 1987 Turbo II model, but the engine blew earlier in the day, the day that I was supposed to drive it lol. Ended up with a 1992 GS-R instead, which is probably the best…

Ican’t wait for HBO to make us wait 3 years for another season, and probably shorten that to even less than 8 episodes. Seriously, that shit’s getting so tiring.