With the upcoming Acura RSX seemingly a disappointment to most gearheads, the true, original RSX represents a tempting deal in 2025.

The Acura RSX was sold in North America from the early- to mid-2000s and still has a decent fanbase, especially amongst fans of the Honda Integra and Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) enthusiasts.

Next in line is the RSX, reemerging as an EV. "The RSX nameplate returns to the Acura brand in our next-generation RSX with its coupe-like silhouette, and it truly represents a forward-looking ...

Back in October, a Japanese trademark was filed for "RSX." At the time, we'd speculated the nameplate would return as Acura's take on the upcoming Honda Prelude (you can read that story below ...

In America, the Honda NSX was sold with an Acura badge, and that's a great relation for affordable everyday heroes like the Integra Type S. For those readers with short memories, the RSX was a two ...

Now Acura has announced that its second EV will be called the RSX, providing our first look at the new electric crossover with a photo of a camouflaged prototype. The RSX name originally appeared ...

The RSX could make a comeback with Honda reviving the trademark, possibly as a fancier version of the Prelude. Acura's ...

Acura’s recent announcement that the RSX moniker would be returning on a new EV crossover unsurprisingly pissed off a few people who made their feelings known online. Slapping the name of a once ...

It’s happening once again! Acura’s reviving a beloved nameplate, RSX, to stick on an EV crossover It’s already in prototype-testing, and styling seems inspired by last year’s Performance ...

Since Acura is the premium brand of the group, it seems likely that the RSX will eventually offer the same hands-off/eyes-off level 3 automated driving capabilities as the Honda models.

Well, it's happened again. Acura has announced that the RSX badge — the one used instead of Integra on the final generation of three-door Acura sport compact coupes sold in the U.S. market ...