Written November 2020 A two-page advertisement in the Spring/Summer 1997 issue of Acura Driver magazine talks about the attributes of each of the brand’s six models, then invites the reader to pick whichever model most closely aligns with the attribute… READ MORE →
This is an Olympia White 1988 Acura Legend L coupe unlike any you’ve probably ever seen before. The first-generation Legend coupe was an award-winning car right off the bat when it debuted for model year 1987. It was named Motor… READ MORE →
Q&A with three-time NSX owner Mario Cano, whose current NC1 NSX reads +45,000 miles. I understand you are the owner of a 2017 Acura NSX. Very few people are lucky enough to own one of the world’s most innovative supercars. … READ MORE →
I just got back from 5,600-mile round-trip road trip from Phoenix, Arizona to southern Florida. Which means, my car has traveled most of North America. In 2006, I took it to Fairbanks, Alaska. And let’s keep in mind the car… READ MORE →
Registration is now open for the 2019 National Acura Legend Meet (NALM). Now going into its 15th program year, NALM has brought together Acura Legend enthusiasts in host cities around the country for multi-day activities that celebrate the heritage and community… READ MORE →
Twenty-five years a pretty long time: it’s a quarter of a lifetime, for most of us. And that length of time is an especially long time for a car to last these days. Given average miles-per-year of 12,000, that puts… READ MORE →
Tucson, Arizona For some parents, instilling a love and appreciation for the automotive hobby is as important as any other aspect of a good upbringing. For Matt & Trent Streeter, a father & son from Tucson, Arizona, an admiration for… READ MORE →