I think it is a mistake on the web site because it shows traffic information on the Acura web site for the TSX: www.acura.com Click TSX Click Features and Options Click Audio and Communications Click Navigation System Overview Click Destination Database (enlarge the picture and it shows Traffic data) As far as oil changes, just follow the MID ...

I have a 2012 4cyl TSX that hasn't seen a drop of 91 octane since the dealer's fill. It currently has only 3400 miles on the clock. I just returned fron a 1400 mile trip where, on one leg, I averaged 34.57 mpg while driving on cruise set at 74 mph.

The TSX's full model change is slated for model year 2008, not 2007. Still, that's less than two calendar years away. And if you're having trouble finding a car "no longer than the TSX that is fun, peppy & a bit luxurious," then try the TSX itself.

Not bad considering the TL will absolutely smoke the TSX. Not even a comparison. Even a Sonata LX and a V6 Camry will paste the TSX. But then again, the TSX offers so much... And if you have to consider the added cost of premium fuel into your car buying decision, you can't afford these cars. The TSX needs a turbo.

My 2006 TSX does something similar. After I started the car, emissions system warning light came on, after a minute, the various warning signals kept cycling every 15 second, ABS, VSA, and Brake.

TSX is probably built better with better materials as well (comes with longer warranty), Civic has a lot of plastic on the inside. TSX will be a lot quieter due to better material and sound proofing and a better sound system. Also, the TSX is just a rebrand of the European Honda Accord. TSX and Civics are completely different classes of car.

The TSX is based on the sophisticated European Honda Accord, a completely different and more performance-oriented vehicle than U.S. Accord models. This lineage makes perfect sense for Acura, because the European Accord is a high-line, high-performance vehicle that directly competes with the German luxury brands.

Wowser - Check the tire inflation. The TSX does have a tight ride (for handling) but it shouldn't hurt your kidneys. Dealers are notorious for over-inflating tires on delivery. For example, my TSX came from dealer at about 45 psi, when recommended is 32/30 - …

Just picked up an 04 tsx for a good price at a Nissan dealer. Took it to mechanic first who oked it for me, They would not warranty car. Learn more about Acura TSX at the Edmunds.com Car Forums!

Interesting story about the first time I was broken into: I have a 2004 TSX, but the morning after the breakin, I found the installation/user guide for the stock navigation system on the ground next to my car, but for the 2005 TSX. There's no reason why I would have the 2005 documentation in my car, so the thiefs obviously brought it with them.