Acura has recently come forth to let us know what consumers can expect to pay for the 2010 TSX along with what will be featured under the hood.

Buyers of the 2010 Acura TSX will find a 3.5-liter 6-cylinder engine good for 280HP under the hood. Couple this with a 5-speed paddle shifting transmission and you’re looking at a fuel economy of 18MPG in the city and 27MPG on the highway. Aesthetically you will find 18-inch wheels on the V6 model and 17-inch wheels on the base model.

Below is the price points for all of the 2010 TSX models:

TSX – five-speed automatic: $29,310

TSX – six-speed manual: $29,310

TSX – five-speed automatic with Technology Package: $32,410

TSX – six-speed manual with Technology Package: $32,410

TSX V-6: $34,850

TSX V-6 with Technology Package: $37,950

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Acura has today revealed their brand new 2010 Acura ZDX which is currently slated for a winter North American release. Other than the above photo we have learned a bit about the car’s specs. The 2010 ZDX will be a 4-door coupe capable of seating up to 5 adults along with a plethora of hidden storage compartments.

Under the hood, however, is a 3.7-liter V6 engine capable of 300HP and 270 pounds of torque. Additionally, the vehicle will feature a 6-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters and Acura’s Super Handling AWD system.

Pricing has yet to be announced but as the 2010 Acura ZDX’s release date draws nearer we will keep you posted.

Press release after the break.

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When Porsche’s Panamera was first launched it turned heads because no one had ever seen a Porsche sedan before. Well, it finally entered into production and has been generally well received, so well in fact that Porsche has decided to cook up a few new models.

New models include a V6 touting Panamera along with a diesel model. But the real model all of us care about is the new sport-oriented model that will pump out more power than the Panamera Turbo.

There’s no telling when we’ll be seeing these new Panameras but considering the Turbo has a turbocharged V8, anything higher is good with me.

Read (Autoblog)

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Infiniti has evidentally deemed the current standard offerings for their EX35 SUV weren’t enough and announced that they will be upping the ante a bit.

Emphasis on ‘a bit’ as Infiniti will only make standard leather seats, roof rails, and a rearview monitor. Sure this is nice and all but due to the additional hardware the price will be upped from $31,900 to $33,880.

Of course, the 297hp V6 engine coupled with all of these added features will make for a car that won’t dissapoint.

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This will probably be quite a change for Audi’s top trim cars, the next S5 generation won’t have a V8 engine anymore. It will be replaced by a 329-horsepower supercharged V6. An Audi spokesperson said ”Not only does this new engine get nearly the same horsepower and more torque, but the fuel efficiency with the V6T improves by 30 percent over the V8.”

As rumors go, the same thing will happen to the V10 engines, which will be replaced by twin-turbo 4.2l V8 engines.

If you can hardly wait to get your hands on this car and have your first drive test, then it’s good news for you! Fortunately you don’t have to wait that long! Supposedly it’s going to be out there Q1 2009!

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