Acura Announces Pricing for 2003 3.2 TL Luxury Performance Sedan
Acura on Feb. 5 announced pricing for the 2003 model 3.2 TL luxury performance sedan. The 3.2 TL comes in two fully featured models, the 3.2 TL, priced at $28,980, and the high-performance TL Type-S, priced at $31,330. Both TL models went on sale Feb. 5 at Acura dealers nationwide. The 3.2 TL has been the number one selling luxury sedan in its class for the past three years with 2001 sales totaling 69,484 units. The 2003 3.2 TL features a 225 horsepower V-6 engine with 5-speed Sequential SportShift automatic transmission, four-wheel-independent double-wishbone suspension and 16-inch wheels and tires. The TL Type-S boosts engine output to 260 horsepower, features a sport-tuned suspension for more responsive handling and adds 17-inch wheels and tires. For the 2003 model year, all TL models equipped with the optional Acura Satellite-Linked Navigation System receive the OnStar(R) in-vehicle communications service as standard equipment. In addition, two new exterior colors, Desert Mist and Royal Ruby, will be available beginning in Fall 2002.
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