Here is a review of the TLX that I think is well written but it is pretty critical. I have included some quotes here and have also linked to the full review.
2015 Acura TLX: so close
Right off the bat, it's the car's style that draws attention – or not. The 2015 Acura TLX may be draped in sleek and attractive bodywork, accented by its so-called Jewel Eye headlight clusters, it's still a conservatively designed sedan. And unfortunately, the silver razorblade-shaped grille was retained, which has drawn a fair amount of criticism over the years.
From an ergonomic standpoint, however, the button layout can be confusing at times. Another detail that bugged me is that in uplevel trims, the shift lever is replaced by a row of pushbuttons. Although the initiative can be saluted for the sake of design, this feature isn't the most intuitive to use.
Its a great read in my opinion and not too long, so I think that you should check it out.Frankly, this brilliant technological system didn't lighten up the TLX's drive, as the car felt heavier than expected. At least until we hopped in the version equipped with the 2.4L four-cylinder engine, mixed with a torque converter and an eight-speed, dual-clutch automated transmission. As equipped, the car became agile, dynamic and fun to drive.
2015 Acura TLX: so close