2006 Acura RSX

Pros: Power, handling, quality, "Best Bang for a Buck".

Cons: Cramped rear seats, odd seat position.

The Bottom Line: Fantastic little sports car without much of the drawbacks of a sports car.

Review: The 2006 Acura RSX has a long and popular history, which started back in the late 1980s when the car was named the Integra. That car was the precursor to the sport compact world of today; it was small, light and quick. The same can be said for the RSX ...

Pros: Quick acceleration, smooth-shifting gearbox, gas sipper.

Cons: Noisy cabin, cramped back seats.

The Bottom Line: This car is great for anyone who yearns for more in a car than getting from A to B. It promises sprightly acceleration, smooth shifting, and crisp handling.

Review: I have owned this Acura RSX-Type S for two years and would say that this car lives up to Honda's standards of a reliable car that is fun to drive. The RSX offers Honda's high-revving K-series engine, which produces 210 horsepower and 143 ft-lb of torque, ...

Pros: Exterior, Comfortable and stylish interior, speakers, Type S

Cons: Mushy ride, base RSX is underpowered, Paddle Shifters are a poor excuse for a manual.

The Bottom Line: For a slightly under performing sports car the RSX base model will get you from A to B. However, for a little spice I would recommend the S.

Review: The RSX rides on Acura's reputation for producing fine sports cars to drive its sales. While the RSX may have aggressive styling and offer a smooth ride one can easily discern its close relationship with the Honda Civic. While driving an RSX it comes ...