Acura TL - 2004 Review Summary
The 2004 Acura TL has everything you would want in a luxury vehicle, all included in standard options. What does this mean to you? When compared to other luxury cars, you are getting more for your money without having to give up an option just because it is adding to the price of the vehicle. The Acura TL 2004 handles like a dream, even when driving in the snow. You should be aware that the Aura TL requires premium fuel. Owners love the look and feel of the ’04 Acura TL and recommend it! Want to know more about another Acura? Read about the 2007 Acura MDX.
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Acura TL - 2004 Ratings and Reviews
I purchased a 2004 Acura TL because I was spending a lot of time commuting with a 65 mile one way commute to work. Travelling between MA and NH I wanted a car that handled well in the snow, was comfortable, and had good safety ratings. The Acura TL met all my needs and more! I compared the TL with a BMW, Lexus, Infinity, and Volkswagon. Once I added all the features that come standard with the TL (Sun/moon roof, heated seats, upgraded stereo, bluetooth, navigation (the navigation is the only semi-add on - it is included in one of 2 styles of TL sold) the prices on the other cars were at...
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This car is by far the best car Acura has ever made in the past decade. Compared to the oldest model, the 2004 Acura TL is extremely reliable.
Acura upped its interior game with this TL, adding finer materials and more stylish design than in previous versions. The leather seats feature pinhole perforations, and faux wood has been replaced by real metal trim on the center console (so real, unfortunately, that it became vulnerable to tiny dings and dents). At a glance, the center stack appears to have an overabundance of buttons, but spend time in the driver's seat and the ergonomics seem quite...
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The Acura TL 2004 is the best car ever made.
Acura TLs have been terrific - comfortable, pretty good mpg, quick enough and dead reliable. It's just that they were so, well... dowdy. The 2004 TL fixes that. It still has all the good things (well, most anyway) but now they're packaged with Italian-like flare. This one is flat gorgeous from every angle. But it's not perfect: I don't like the passenger seats and I think the engine's too powerful for a family-type front-drive sedan.
