The ILX tested here even uses the six-speed manual and VTEC-equipped 2.4-liter four-cylinder from TSX v1.0, albeit with gearing variations and a slight bump in the compression ratio that yields a ...

The 2016 Acura ILX undercuts other comparably-equipped premium cars in price, and while it offers some impressive cutting edge features, falls down in overall driving quality.

Sharing a lot with the recently redesigned Honda Civic, the new Integra muscles the ILX out of Acura’s lineup and takes its place as a more premium alternative to a Civic.

Acura has revamped its ILX luxury sports sedan, aiming to make the entry-level four-door more appealing to first-time luxe buyers wanting to be both cosseted and thrilled on the road.

The 201-horsepower ILX 2.4 ($30,095 and up) is an honest Acura: mechanically satisfying, dynamically stimulating. The 2.4 comes only with a six-speed manual transmission.