Acura RSX

was honest and sold me a car that was worth the price. it did have some defects but, he worked with the price and was real understanding. when it came time for the shipping company to pick up the car he was there and answered all my calls concerning the car.

I bought my rsx in 2002 new and it has been my baby! This is a great reliable car! Would recomend if considering one for yourself.

Great coupe car and had enough room at the back too unlike other coupe cars. Sharp design and has very good aerodynamics

I love my 2004 Acura RSX Type S. If someone stole it, I would try to get another one (but I would get a 2006 as the engine has 10 more horsepower). Acura doesn't make this car any more, which is a big mistake in my opinion.

The RSX Type S is a performance car (coupe/hatchback) that gets good gas mileage. I use mine as my everyday driver, and every day it puts a smile on my face. It's a car the size of a Honda Civic with a 200HP iVTEC (variable camshaft) engine and a smooth shifting 6-speed manual transmission in it. The iVTEC lets you get 20Mpg around town and 32Mpg on the highway (my actual, measured fuel economy over a period of years) if you drive it conservatively. If you don't drive conservatively, getting into the VTEC above 5,000RPMs, the car is a blast to drive. It's kind of like a Mini Cooper except with more room inside (and storage because of the hatchback) and more power.

There are two things to be aware of though:
1. This isn't a luxury car, like the other Acura models. It's got leather seats, 6 CD changer in dash, alloy rims, power windows, and remote keyless entry, but it doesn't have heated seats, power seats, XM radio, etc. The only standard option is a navigation system, although there are tons of after market parts available for it.

2. The engine doesn't deliver a lot of low-end torque. It produces most of it's power when you get the RPMs up over 4,000. It will pull all the way to the red line on the tach though!

Acura doesn't make the RSX Type S any more. The closest thing you can buy new in the US would be a Honda Civic Si (with iVTEC).

Last comment - this review is about the Type S version. The base version is a different animal altogether. That car is just an upscale Honda Civic passenger car.

A very fun car to drive, the type s extra 20 h.p. is very noticable at high rpm. The car is fun to drive, handles well but the seats are not that comfortable, and lacks a arm rest, but that not why you buy one of these pocket rockets is it. Overall very satified with the car and the performance. I would higly reocomend.

Horrible Seller, Toyota of Greensburg does not know how to do buisness on ebay. NEVER BUY FROM THEM. I left them negative feedback. They never get back to you, they are dishonest about what they describe in their auctions. The car looked nothing like described.

The car runs smoothly and gets good gas mileage, it has a small back seat but that's to be expected with a 2 door car like this.It's a perfect car for my teenager.

I love this car. It is the second one I have owned. For the price you can't get any more reliable performance. You can get an SRT-4 for less with more power, but come on. A Turbo American engine? Good luck getting 100,000 miles out of that. With Honda craftsmanship you can expect 250,000+ miles out of your RSX. Plus try to take turns in the SRT-4.

There's nothing more fun than taking an offramp that has a suggested speed limit of 45mph at 75mph with no worries of not making it.

The only thing I would warn others about is that the stiff seats can get a little uncomfortable if you're going to be driving over 350miles non-stop.

I love the 2005 Acura RSX-S. It is arguably the greatest car ever made. The cars are not only fuel efficent but are extreemly fast and handle well. I recently purchased a 05 RSX-S off from ebay but due to the seller being DIS-Honest was not the car that it should be. These cars are so awesome BUT BEWARE make sure you have a mechanic or someone you know that knows these cars because since they are so awesome and fast there is a higher chance that someone has beat on it or possibly it is missing parts that an in-experienced buyer may not know about. I would suggest having a local Acura Dealership look over the car for you that way you know what you are getting yourself into. However when you do find one of these babies that have been treated well and are in the PREMO shape, there is nothing better.