Acura Looking Into New Entry-Level Model Below TSX
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No big surprise here. Now that the TSX has grown in size there's some room in the lineup for something a little smaller. According to a report in Automotive News from Acura's recent dealer meeting, the company is seriously considering such a vehicle. It would help Acura meet looming CAFE requirements, not to mention give it something to compete against cars like the BMW 1 Series and Audi A3. With competitors like that in mind a hatchback vehicle similar to the old RSX sounds likely, but Acura officials declined to say whether to say what configuration the company is considering.
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