[D3TL]

4,890 TLX sold in the American market.

Well done, Acura.

 

[Summest]

Here is the link for details...


Honda Media Newsroom - Headlines - Honda Division Breaks Another Monthly Sales Record in October; Acura October Sales Jump Nearly 8% with another Big Month for the All-New TLX

 

[cr872190]

Here is the link for details...


Honda Media Newsroom - Headlines - Honda Division Breaks Another Monthly Sales Record in October; Acura October Sales Jump Nearly 8% with another Big Month for the All-New TLX

Anyone know what September sales for the TLX were? That was a full month of sales right?

 

[lmacmil]

Sept sales were 3884. I think the big increase is due to dealer inventories. For most of Sept my closest dealer had only a handful of cars on any given day. Today they have 19.

 

[D3TL]

This is easily the best new product launch that Acura has had in a long time.

 

[hawkins]

Check it out in competitive context, beat out Q50, A4, ATS.. (But, but, but I thought it wasn't a real competitor )

 

[Starman]

People have slanted views. The TLX is pretty much an Accord. The Accord has won 25+ C&D top 10 awards, more then any other car ever and is great for being best in its class. The TLX is a more luxurious version all around. Sure if they put it up against BMW it falls short in *performance* but that doesn't mean anything. The TLX is not really built in any way to compete *against* them but live in the category of a well made car with great (not top end) luxury, technology and craft. It does well. If they compared the *other* "competitor" cars to what the TLX is meant to be then they fall short.... especially in the price "band for the buck" department. I wouldn't take any of them (except maybe an IS350 which I used to own.... which was also fielded complaints like it didn't have the "performance" of a BMW... yet whooped its arss in Luxury) for my daily 80 mile commute for which I now have an average of 30.2 mpg in 750 registered miles. Many of the people complaining about the TLX are the same that drool over Accords... makes no sence.

 

[tino]

People have slanted views. The TLX is pretty much an Accord. The Accord has won 25+ C&D top 10 awards, more then any other car ever and is great for being best in its class. The TLX is a more luxurious version all around. Sure if they put it up against BMW it falls short in *performance* but that doesn't mean anything. The TLX is not really built in any way to compete *against* them but live in the category of a well made car with great (not top end) luxury, technology and craft. It does well. If they compared the *other* "competitor" cars to what the TLX is meant to be then they fall short.... especially in the price "band for the buck" department. I wouldn't take any of them (except maybe an IS350 which I used to own.... which was also fielded complaints like it didn't have the "performance" of a BMW... yet whooped its arss in Luxury) for my daily 80 mile commute for which I now have an average of 30.2 mpg in 750 registered miles. Many of the people complaining about the TLX are the same that drool over Accords... makes no sence.

Just playing devils advocate with the bolded. There is merit to their dissent though, if they're so in Love with Accord why should they be equally head over heals for the same car plus $10K?

 

[Starman]

Just playing devils advocate with the bolded. There is merit to their dissent though, if they're so in Love with Accord why should they be equally head over heals for the same car plus $10K?

My TLX cost $3K less then my Accord.