#Acura

Acura is showing off a new design direction at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show.

Acura has been stuck on the luxury sidelines. With the exception of its new NSX supercar, there’s just not a lot to get excited about. And then it unveils one of the biggest shockers of this year’s Detroit Auto Show, this stunning Precision Concept that previews how the brand’s design might look like in the future.

The New Year is upon us and that means the 2016 Detroit Auto Show is right around the corner.

The New Year is here, which means we’re going to get to enjoy a wide selection of new vehicles.

Each year, automakers treat the world to plenty of all-new models and 2015 was no exception.

Luxury crossovers are popular with all kinds of drivers, from affluent young professionals to retirees. Two of the best available on the market today are the Acura MDX and brand-new Volvo XC90.

Supercars are sexy, there’s no doubt. And two of the hottest in a generation are scheduled to go on sale relatively soon, the new Acura NSX and Ford’s re-reborn GT.

Acura is previewing the design of its future models at the 2016 North American International Auto Show.

The first production 2017 Acura NSX will head to a Barrett-Jackson auction in January.

The 2017 Acura NSX will start from $157,800 including destination.

Acura is returning to Super Bowl advertising next year.

November sales figures are in and there was quite a bit of volatility in the market. Several brands posted spectacular gains and a handful of others devastating losses.

Acura is in the midst of rediscovering itself.

Acura has unveiled a restored Legend owned by Ludacris at the 2015 SEMA Show.

The 2017 Acura NSX is finally heading to U.S. dealerships in 2016 and the Japanese automaker has spilled most of the details on its newest sports car.