2018 acura tlx heads up display HD

2018 acura tlx heads up display. CAR 01. Understated quality is better than low-grade ostentation. This point is proven inside the TLX’s cabin, with its quality materials and comfortable seats. While it’s not the most luxurious interior in the class, remember that the TLX is also one of the least expensive cars in the segment. The TLX has competitive interior space, although its back seat is the tightest of cars tested here. Our test car had the A-Spec package, which brings red accents to the gauge cluster and LED ambient lighting. Faux-suede inserts on the door panels and seats, a thick-rimmed steering wheel, and a stainless-steel footrest add sportiness. The leather-trimmed seats are expertly bolstered, and they supported us comfortably and securely. The cabin’s soft-touch plastics and aluminum-look trim are quality touches. A cool-looking—albeit awkward to use—push-button gear selector is located on the center console, but it’s exclusive to V-6 models; four-cylinder models use a standard mechanical shift lever. Too bad the stubby paddle shifters on the steering wheel look out of place compared with the other sporty elements. tlx, new, 2018, acura, car tech, cnet on cars, brian cooley, drive, sh awd, sh-awd, shawd, 2018 acura tlx a-spec, a spec, a-spec, aspec, seats, shifter, induction, intake, noise, 3d audio, 1080p, hd, 60fps, stereo, binaural audio, thoughts, first impressions, marin acura, testing, brakes, walk-around, around, walk, walkaround, exterior, interior, review, test, professional https://youtu.be/XeW3eHOpoao