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2019 Acura RDX Makes Road Debut as Official Vehicle of Rally Cycling

2019 Acura RDX Makes Road Debut as Official Vehicle of Rally Cycling

Posted on 2018/05/16 by AcuraConnected

May 16, 2018 – TORRANCE, CA. 2019 RDX compact luxury SUV is official support vehicle of Rally Cycling during the Amgen Tour of California and throughout 2018 racing season Acura enters 7th year of partnership with Rally Cycling as its Official… READ MORE →

Posted in: Acura Galleries, Acura News, Acura Official Releases, NSX, RDX | Tags: 2019 Acura RDX, Rally Cycling | Comment
Rally Cycling NSX

Gallery: Rally Cycling NSX and RDX

Posted on 2018/05/15 by AcuraConnected

Acura has been partners with the Rally Cycling team for nine seasons now, providing support vehicles like the TSX Sport Wagon and the second-generation RDX to power the team through races. This past week, Acura and Rally Cycling unveiled some new team cars… READ MORE →

Posted in: Acura Galleries, Acura News, NSX, RDX | Tags: 2019 Acura RDX, Rally Cycling | Comment
2017 Rally Cycling Team Launch at the American Honda Museum

Gallery: 2017 Rally Cycling Team Launch at American Honda Museum

Posted on 2017/02/01 by AcuraConnected

Our friends at Rally Cycling sent over some photos from their 2017 team launch party which took place yesterday at the American Honda Museum in Torrance, California. Check out some of the highlights in the gallery below: [Source: Rally Cycling]

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Rally Cycling Acura RDX at Tour of Alberta

Gallery: 2016 Tour of Alberta with Rally Cycling

Posted on 2016/09/08 by AcuraConnected

Powered by two Acura RDX support vehicles, the Rally Cycling team recently competed in the Tour of Alberta cycling race that concluded this past Monday in Edmonton. Acura provides Rally Cycling(formerly Optum Pro Cycling) with a fleet of support vehicles… READ MORE →

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333,333 km and still going strong 💪 My 2005 Acura 333,333 km and still going strong 💪 My 2005 Acura TSX hit some 3s yesterday.

What's the mileage on your Acura? 

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On March 27, 1986, Acura launched as the first Jap On March 27, 1986, Acura launched as the first Japanese luxury brand in the U.S., debuting with the Legend and Integra.

Over 5 million vehicles later, Acura celebrates 40 years of precision crafted performance.

To mark the milestone, Acura heads back to its home race with the Integra 40 Racer, a first-generation build inspired by the IMSA championship-winning Comptech Integra. Built by Honda Racing Corporation US, it makes its debut at the 51st Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

Any Acura owners out there still driving a first-gen Legend or Integra?
The #90sTrend got us looking back... Acura’s lineu The #90sTrend got us looking back... Acura’s lineup was legendary. 🔥 Which one was your favorite?
This #FrontEndFriday we’re paying tribute to the n This #FrontEndFriday we’re paying tribute to the now-cancelled Acura RSX EV.

It was announced yesterday that Honda is cancelling three EVs in North America as EV demand slows and development costs continue to rise.

Because of that shift, Acura has decided to cancel the Acura RSX EV and focus more on hybrids in the near future.

How would you feel if this RSX Prototype design carried over to the next generation Acura RDX?
Good news for classic NSX owners. Acura has annou Good news for classic NSX owners.

Acura has announced the Honda Heritage Parts program in the United States, launching this summer with reproduction parts for the first-generation Acura NSX available through Acura dealerships nationwide. The program is designed to help owners maintain and restore one of Acura’s most iconic sports cars for years to come.

The program will include Genuine Honda Reproduction Parts made using the same materials and manufacturing processes as the originals, along with Honda Compatible Parts that have been newly engineered to replace discontinued components.

Honda is also exploring the possibility of supporting other Acura and Honda performance models.

What Acura models do you think should be considered for the Honda Heritage Parts Program?
After 40 years, Acura is finally heading to Japan. After 40 years, Acura is finally heading to Japan.

As Acura celebrates its 40th anniversary this March, the brand is will enter the Japanese market for the first time with the Acura Integra Type S.

It also marks the return of the Integra nameplate to Japan since it was discontinued in 2006 as the Honda Integra.

Built in Marysville, Ohio, the Integra Type S will be exported to Japan mostly unchanged, retaining full U.S.-market specifications - including left-hand drive. Sales in Japan begin in the second half of 2026.

Could this be the beginning of Acura's expansion into the Japanese market, or simply a special 40th anniversary occasion?

Hit the LINK IN BIO for the full press release.
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