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Who is the make for 1996 Acura pl?
Acura is made by Honda.
Is it a good idea to buy a used Acura?
Acura has a great reputation for being a good car. Acura is rated number 1 with Honda and Toyota and Lexus. Acura is made by Honda.
What is the difference between a Honda integra and a Acura Integra?
There is no difference. Acura is Honda and Honda is Acura. All Acura is is Honda's higher end line of cars or aka luxuary. Every part on a Acura is made by Honda.
Is the Acura car made in the US?
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WHo made The Acura car?
Honda motors
Is acura made by Honda?
In America Acura is known as the luxury brand of Honda. Overseas though, the Acura Brand does not exists and Honda takes claim to all of its vehicles such as the Integra, Rsx, and legend.
Where the name Lexus came from?
Lexus is made by Toyota just like Acura is made by Honda
In what country are Acuras manufactured?
The acura is a japanese made car made by the same company that manufactures the honda. Oddly enough, even though the acura is originally a japanese car, they are made mostly in the untired states, canada, and even Hong Kong.
What type of cars do Acura dealers sell?
Oh, dude, Acura dealers sell Acura cars. Like, that's their whole deal. It's in the name and everything. So, if you're looking for a car made by Acura, you might want to check out an Acura dealership. Just a little pro tip for ya.
Does Acura still make the integra?
Unfortunately no... The last official Integra that was made in 2007 And was called the Acura RSX. The last Integra name was the type R made in 97-99 And it only came in a 5-speed transmission.
Where was the Acura TI manufactured?
The Acura TL made by Honda, used to be manufactured solely in Japan. It is now made mainly in Ohio, with an American Honda designer. There have been 4 generations of the TL, but the last one is not sold in Japan.
How old is Acura?
The first Acura sold in the United States, was in 1986. 2011-1986= 25 years old. However, Acuras are made by Honda, which has been around longer.
