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by futurestar06
Sep 04 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: No 
Pros: Looks decent, good handling on smooth roads, in-dash changer, brakes Cons: Weird interior, unsettled on rough roads, torqueless The Bottom Line: If you have money burning a hole in your pocket and NEED a Honda, check this one out - but I'd rather have a 10-year old Honda than this one.
Here is my personal review of the RSX Type-S. Kudos to Epinions for finally posting it - I've been itching to write this for a couple weeks now.
I went to the local dealer and they had a "desert mist blue" RSX Type-S sitting out front. It...
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by jtu55
Jan 21 '08 - Updated Jan 23 '08
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: No 
Pros: Sporty, reasonably priced and fun to drive. Cons: Blind spots, hard to get in and out of, high rated (bad for insurance). The Bottom Line: I like driving it but I am very petite. It is just not a useful car overall. Good for a loner who doesn't give rides.
I guess things have changed in my life in the last year. My Acura RSX was suitable for my life style years ago but as time goes on, I don't really want this car anymore. Don't get me wrong, this car is fun to drive, easy to control and sporty. If you ...
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by JYAFT
Mar 13 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: No 
Pros: Refinement over Integra, Smooth Ride, Excellent interior Cons: Where is the torque, Civic look-a-like, Brake Fade The Bottom Line: All I can say is that their is so much to choose from, other than the RSX TYPE S; don't rush into buying the car because of its name.
I have been searching the market for a fun car purchase. Before I buy any car, I always research for background knowledge about the car that I will think about buying. The car mags got me so excited over the new RSX. They claimed it is quicker than...
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by jptoo
Jul 06 '02 - Updated Nov 25 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Inspiring drive, Road feedback, Handling, Gear Box, Bose sound system, Best engine in it's class Cons: Engine power comes at high revs, No standard fog lights and rear spoiler, costly options. The Bottom Line: Overall I love this car, and I recommend it to you without hesitation, given it answers your needs, because of it's comfort, performance, reliability, and fun factor.
Why I purchased a Type-S:
Before the RSX Type-S, I owned a Mazda Protege ES-GT. I liked the car because it handled well in most circumstances, was somewhat practical, and reliable. But I wanted something faster, with a stronger chassis, and...
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by jackal829
Jul 01 '06 - Updated May 10 '07
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Fun to Drive, Full of Amenities, Great on Gas, Reliable Cons: Dash Rattles, High speed cabin road noise, Manual tranny "notchy", Gas gauge inaccurate The Bottom Line: Recommended, read my full review below to find out why.
I purchased my 2002 Acura RSX 5 speed last year used (Certified Pre-Owned). My car was and still is in pristine condition with only 45,xxx on it now (it had 40,xxx when I purchased it). I feel after driving it for a full year I can give a very thorough ...
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by overun
Jan 04 '06 - Updated Jan 06 '06
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: excellent power, iVTEC, handling, styling, interior appointments, shifter feel Cons: 3rd gear pop out, no center armrest, weak stereo w/ poor bass The Bottom Line: If you love sporty cars and enjoy a thrilling ride experience: BUY THIS CAR!!
UPDATE: I have had this car for about a week now, and there are a few things I'd like to update. If you haven't read the review yet, go ahead and skip this. This car gets decent gas mileage for a sporty car, I averaged 25mpg, doing probably 60/40 ...
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by andrevm - Top 1000
Jul 29 '02 - Updated Sep 15 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Sporty Cons: Small, very small The Bottom Line: Great for short little trips and racing-oriented people. Not for commuting. Acura's name should make it a reliable car.
Radioactive Sport eXperience
The all-new Acura Integra, or 2002 Acura RSX, provides a radioactive sport experience. The styling is sporty, the engine is rev-happy, the seats hold you in place, the gages are...
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by hwangster
Oct 14 '02 - Updated Jan 10 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Great Mileage, Sleek Design, Powerful Engine, Honda Reliability Cons: No Arm Rest, No LSD, Poor Stock Tires The Bottom Line: 2.0 Liter, 200hp, 30 miles to the gallon. 0-60 in 6 seconds, 1/4 mile in 15 seconds. What more can I say?
I upgraded to the RSX Type-S from a 1999 Sentra SE-Limited. The Sentra has a SR20DE 2.0 Liter Engine with 140hp and 135lbs of torque. I was very happy with the power band, 4 door accessibility, and it's over practicality. Then I realized my years of...
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by jreview
Jun 18 '07
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Fun, sporty, fast, looks great. Cons: Bumpy ride, not enough storage in the front. Expensive insurance and fuel. Expensive to repair. The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a fun, reliable car, this is a great car for you. But look elsewhere for young drivers or if you need a family car.
I owned an Acura RSX for 5 years. It was recently destroyed in an accident. Unfortunately Acura is no longer making the RSX, but if you are in the market for a used car, the RSX is one to consider. I owned the base model, automatic. I didn't add any ...
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by attydcb
Nov 15 '05
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: How it looks, how it drives, quality of Acura, great car for the money Cons: The stereo (easily upgraded), no armrest, seats could be a little more comfortable The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend this car, as I don't think there is a better sportscar for the same price.
I recently bought a 2002 RSX Type S, and I am very happy with it. I find myself looking forward to the next time I "get" to drive. I searched long and hard for a new (used) car. My last two vehicles were SUV's, and I was looking for something fun to ...
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by lreger
Aug 05 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Luxurious leather interior, smooth transmission, short throw shifter, high revving engine Cons: Low Torque, Small Back Seat The Bottom Line: Overall the car is a great package for the price for someone who is looking for reliability, luxury, and a little bit of speed.
Overall the car is a great package for the price for someone who is looking for reliability, luxury, ...
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by rsxsguy
Sep 02 '02 - Updated Jan 10 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: aggressive styling, excellent handling, ergonomical interior, fun to drive Cons: torqueless, road noise, not standard with spoiler and larger wheels The Bottom Line: The RSX is for the true automobile enthusiast seeking style, luxury, speed without a high price tag.
The RSX Type-S is for someone looking for luxury with that sports car feel. The car lacks torque but makes up for it implementing the new i-VTEC system which engages at 6000 RPM's and brings the engine to life. The car sticks with you on hard cornering...
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by nad_masters - Top 100
Sep 07 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Quick response, Nicely integrated stereo, price is right, great handling, back seat adaquate Cons: Blah styling, plastic looking interior The Bottom Line: A ho-hum looking sports car? Integra's exterior is still not outdated yet!
First to Have?
I have actually seen the car BEFORE it was offically released. The dealer just couldn't wait to be seen with it, making them "the first one to have it". I test driven this car the next day.
Style, It has Not...
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by vara, - Top 200
Oct 04 '01 - Updated Oct 10 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Smooth, powerful engine. Many standard features, comfy seats. More sophisticated, and still fun to drive. Cons: Less torque means higher revs. New looks and personality may not excite some younger buyers. The Bottom Line: The RSX is the mature, more refined replacement of the late Integra. Though much of the youthful personality is lost, it's a fine car, and still fun.
WHAT'S IN A NAME? Noticed a name trend with Acura cars? It all started around 1996, when Acura started dropping car names in favor of "upscale-sounding" alphanumeric labels. Examples? The Legend became the “3.5RL”. Then Acura added the “TL” and...
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by outsider33
Jan 08 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Handling, Fuel economy, Interior finish Cons: Ride quality, Rear visibility, Power The Bottom Line: Excellent car a good price. Rock solid quality.
Buy the Type S if you have the need for speed. Be prepared for very harsh ride.
I purchased the 2002 RSX Premium with manual 5 speed in September. Below is my impression of the care after 4 months of ownership.
First I need to explain the reason I picked the RSX premium over other cars in the market. After driving my old...
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