2010 Acura RL Usados en Venta

We have owned the car for a little over seven years and have just over 40,000 miles on it.

The luxury sedan is fiercely competitive, so much so that having a powerful engine, all the latest luxury gadgets and a handsome cabin chock full of high-end features may not be enough. Case in point: the 2012 Acura RL. While it has a 300-horsepower V6, standard all-wheel drive, a classy interior, top-notch build quality and plenty of features, the Acura flagship sadly remains off the radar of discerning shoppers. The RL's invisibility in this segment probably has something to do with its rather dated styling. The RL's bland lines just don't catch eyes like its more fashionable, more recently styled rivals. Furthermore, while its engine's output is certainly adequate, most rivals offer the option of V8 power. In its favor, the RL is unexpectedly athletic thanks to its advanced Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) system, which automatically and seamlessly apportions power to individual wheels to improve both traction and handling.

The vehicle performed extremely well and has won my heart and confidence, but even when used, the price was quite high for my budget. Luxury comes at a cost. It has the usual all-wheel drive and air conditioning and other basics like most cars, except the heated seats were an extra perk! Overall, it has an especially solid build and design. I consider it a high quality purchase with reliable performance.