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2000 Acura TSX Overview
Summary
The 2000 Acura TSX stands as a testament to Acura’s commitment to delivering high-performance reliability in the midsize sedan segment. Known for its sharp handling and refined interior, this model continues to attract enthusiasts and drivers seeking a blend of comfort and agility on the road.
History
Introduced in 1996, the Acura TSX quickly became a benchmark in the midsize sedan market with its innovative all-aluminum chassis design and sporty driving dynamics. By 2000, the TSX had solidified its reputation for precision engineering and superior build quality, evolving with each iteration to meet growing consumer demands for both style and performance without compromising on safety features.
Car Culture Around the Vehicle
The Acura TSX has cultivated a dedicated following within automotive communities, particularly among enthusiasts who appreciate its blend of luxury and performance. Often featured in rally events and driving challenges, the TSX embodies a culture of precision driving and refined elegance. Enthusiasts appreciate its adaptability for both daily commuting and spirited weekend drives, making it a versatile choice in car enthusiast circles.
Trim Levels and Specifications
- Trim Levels Available:
- LX
- TL
- SH-AWD (Sport Hybrid All-Wheel Drive)
Vehicle Variations
| Body Style |
Horsepower |
Transmission |
Trim Levels |
Engine Type & Size |
Horsepower & Torque |
Drivetrain |
Fuel Type |
Fuel Tank Size |
MPG (City/Highway) |
Dimensions (LxWxH) |
Cargo Capacity |
Towing Capacity |
Safety Ratings |
Key Features |
Passenger Capacity |
| Sedan |
180 hp / 140 lb-ft |
Auto / Manual |
LX, TL, SH-AWD |
2.0L DOHC |
180 hp / 140 lb-ft |
FWD |
Gasoline |
16 gallons |
28/36 mpg |
181" x 70" x 54" |
12 cubic feet |
2,500 lbs |
Top Safety Pick+ (IIHS) |
Leather Seats, Sunroof |
5 Passenger |
Key Changes from Previous Year
For the 2000 model year, Acura introduced several refinements to the TSX, including enhanced suspension tuning for improved handling and the addition of more advanced safety features such as improved airbags and refined braking systems, aligning closely with evolving consumer preferences for both performance and safety.