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If only they'd step out of the stone age with those engines and join Toyota with modern turbo and/or hybrid engines.

Well you can stop that. Just talk about the cars, no need to be trolling. Next time will be warning points.

At $46,000 - $58,000 why not get a C-class or 3-series or a Tesla Model 3. All better choices, or get a larger, less expensive Cadillac CT5 and in all 4 examples you have correct wheel drive, not wrong wheel drive like with the Acura. Maybe they raised the price so sales drop so they can kill this model off and blame "sagging demand for sedans" and introduce another SUV coupe type vehicle.

@NINETY EIGHT REGENCY @David @Robert Hall @smk4565 @ccap41 and others. The prior ad supplier has been removed, and we went back to the one prior to that. The ads were just way too intrusive and even though I tried repeatedly to cut the ads back with the new supplier, the AI fought me and added new placements that I did not approve. Even with the mess it made, it didn't improve revenue dramatically over the prior supplier. That said, I am still going to be looking for ways to increase ad revenue including some marketing opportunities with Amazon and others. In those cases, they will be more like product reviews and articles that I write but include an affiliate link in the text and the site will make a commission if you make a purchase through that link. Because the articles will be written by me, they will not fall under the Premium subscriber exemption. Thank you for putting up with the last ad supplier for so long. I apologize for letting it get so bad before fixing it.

Where does it say they are pulling funding for EVs? They have canceled non-binding agreements and have delayed production starts, but there is nothing that says they have pulled EV funding.

And you have the nerve to call me a “fan boi” with that candy coated post.

The TLX is a fine automobile is what Im trying to convey. That and to piss in @surreal1272's cornflakes...

I wonder if @surreal1272 is going to fly by here and give you a verbal carpet bombing for suggesting such a thing. He usually does. Lately though, he has a fetish for giving @David and myself shyte for suggesting that Toyota followers ignore Toyota problems... He has even went as far as dropping sly comments on threads concerning GM's car problems from 40 phoquing years ago. Maybe he just ignores you now as he is still frothing at the mouth for me... THAT and you and him may have a thing in common right now. As in the common bond of pointing fingers at GM. LOL I know Im playing with fire for daring a name drop at him right now....he did warn me about that. Suggested that I had a bad summer because I was a grade A a&&hole... Oh well... Anyway...Im just going to tell you that not everybody wants a BMW or Mercedes. I know I dont. Besides the fact that right now, I cant afford a BMW or Mercedes, when I did, I sure as hell wouldnt want one. And...the way some Americans view electric cars and especially Elon Musk, why would ANYBODY that hates EVs or Elon would buy a Model 3? The TLX is actually a nice looking car. It has a long hood short deck design. One could NOT easily see a FWD design language on it. Im not even going to post the Mercedes. Its just that ugly. But here is a Cadillac Id say the Acura is sleeker. Despite the transverse engine thing and the whole FWD debacle. Id say, if the calender said 2003 instead of 2023 and BMW and Mercedes offered these things to us then and Acura and Cadillac had these for us, I wouldnt be sure if BMW and Mercedes would be sellin' vehicles the American market in 2023...