A dominant player in the sport compact market, the long-lived Acura Integra was replaced with the more powerful, more polished RSX in the summer of 2001. Modern looks, stronger powertrain, and ...

The original RSX was launched in the U.S. as a spinoff of the Acura Integra from 2001 to 2006. It was a front-drive sports coupe that competed with the Mustang, Toyota Celica, and Mitsubishi Eclipse.

This 2003 Acura RSX Type-S with 100,650 miles is a dyno-tuned, heavily modified K20A2-powered coupe—perfect for enthusiasts craving a zippy, customized ride.

The 2005 RSX Type-S is significantly different than 2002-04 models, and AEM had not yet finalized its controls of all the systems.

There was a big surprise in the announcement of Acura's new RSX, but the news isn't bad. Instead, it sheds light on the future of Acura -- and Honda.

Acura's press department probably had no idea of the hornet's nest it would stir up when it passed out six shiny new RSX Type-S sports coupes early last year to six car-magazine staffs, asked them ...

Acura recently filed a trademark for the RSX in Japan. Could a new Type-S be in the cards for the sports car revival that's happening?

MT reports that the RSX-successor is on the Acura near-term agenda, and that while supply issues kicked up by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disasters in Japan my delay the vehicle somewhat ...

The 2026 Acura RSX will be an evolution of the Performance EV concept, built on the same dedicated platform that will underpin the Honda 0-series.

The Acura RSX was a great sports car released in the wrong decade, but what made this compact speedster special enough that it maintains value with collectors?

Acura started testing RSX prototypes wrapped in camouflage crafted by the brand’s global design team. Honda Motor Co. will resurrect the Acura RSX nameplate for its first electric vehicle ...

2026 Acura RSX electric SUV coupe prototype Acura In spring 2024, Acura launched its first battery electric model, a General Motors-built crossover that revived the ZDX nameplate from the early 2010s.