2005 Acura TL 3.2 (6MT) - POV Test Drive | 0-60
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2005 Acura TL 3.2 (6MT)
Price (MSRP) 💲: $35,300
Powertrain ⚙️: 270 hp/ 238 lb-ft
Transmission 🕹: 6-speed manual
0-60 MPH 🚦: 7.8 seconds
Top Speed 💥: 140 mph
MPG ⛽️: (Cty/Hwy/Combined): 18/26/21
Curb Weight ⚖️: 3,498 lbs.
Want to thank Number 1 Auto Group of Chantilly, VA for providing this Acura TL for a test drive.
Number 1 Auto Group
25358 Pleasant Valley Rd , Suite C-125
CHANTILLY, VA 20152
Phone: (703) 327-3030
number1autogroup.com/
0:00 Teaser
0:33 Introduction
1:03 Walkaround
1:38 Rear Seats
2:43 Trunk
3:02 Engine
3:20 Interior & Features
4:35 Casual/Spirited Driving
8:10 0-60 and 1/8 mile Acceleration Testing w/RaceBox
9:12 Backroad Driving
11:40 Summary & Final Impressions - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Ive owned 3 of these 6 speeds Great cars! 240 whp out the box with brembos and a lsd trans!
Absolutely!
I really miss mine 😢😢
I remember like it was yesterday when these came out, about 2 or 3 years later a couple of my friends and many people I knew wanted one. Good times!!
That era had some of the best cars!
@@DMCarReviews oh yes, one of my very favorites was the Mazdaspeed 6, fun little car and super quick. I also liked the Infiniti M45 which had a V8 and kind of had a sinister aura in my eyes. And if I kept going on about all of the cars from that era I would bore you😂😂 although Im sure you know many. Which were your favorites?
@@robisking528 Here is my favorite list A-Z:
Acura - TL Type S/3.2 Manual , RL SH-AWD
Audi - Allroad 2.7T, A6 4.2, A8L W12, S4
BMW - 550i, 645Ci/650i, X5 48i, 750Li, X6 50i, 335i, X3 30si
Chrysler - 300 SRT8
Dodge - Charger SRT8, Magnum RT, Viper SRT10
Honda - Accord V6 Coupe Manual, S2000
Infiniti - FX35/FX45/FX50S, M35/M45
Jaguar - S Type R/4.2, X Type, XJ R
Lexus - GS430, ES350, GX470, LX470
Mercedes - CLS55 AMG, E55 AMG, ML63 AMG, S55 AMG, S65 AMG
Nissan - Altima 3.5 SE-R, Maxima, Murano
Porsche - 911 GT3, 911 Turbo S, Cayenne Turbo S, Cayman S
Volvo - V70XC/XC70, S80 2.9T, S60R, XC90
Wish I could make such a list in 2024...
@@DMCarReviews very cool list, I was also going to mention the Lexus GS430 as well. 2024 definitely has good cars but they are just too expensive these days. Its hard to find a cheaper car that’s really good and enjoyable to drive which was the beauty about that older era
The best generation of Acura
I agree!
No
A true cai intake really changes the feel of this car vtec screams!
Great review man 🔟
Thank you!
ayyy he finally did the car i have! i gotta 07 tl, love it to death
looks like so much fun
It's fun for sure!
I was focused on the fuel in this pov. I have one of these an 04 automatic with 114,000 miles. Its currently at the dealership though because I hit a median at like 40mph and fucked my rim up. These things are super reliable and durable as long as you maintain them, I love mine.
I agree!
always wanted one of these
But why? The front looks so boring
Wow! Great find right there! I wanted a 2004 or newer TL but only in a 6MT with Navigation... I could never find one that had either low enough mileage, a 6MT with Nav, or one that wasn't beaten to you know what. The two I wanted the most used were... The 2005-06 TL A-Spec 6MT, or my absolute favorite... The 2007-08 TL Type-S 6MT. Especially the final year, 2008. I'd still buy one today if it was stock in great condition with low miles for the year, if the price was good. Maybe one day. I miss owning a stick. My motorcycle is a 6-speed manual, so that helps lol.
They are hard to find!
so after i bought this same car i ended up finding this video of its test drive - drove all the way from new jersey to virginia to get it.
someone ran a red BROAD daylight & i got t-boned on my way to work. car didnt last me over 2 months 🫡
so hard to find as clean as this car was
Wow, I am sorry to hear that! I hope you are ok. Don't worry, you will find an even nicer car.
My 05’ TL has over 320,000 miles on it! Still drives like a dream 😚
Amazing!
o7
a very nice example of one
For sure!
5:42 another tl!
Yes!
looks like a spaceship from the side
Push it
Are you of Ukrainian or Russian descent? I hear a slight Eastern Euro accent in your voice? Also, badass car, as usual!
Thanks! Interesting observation. I am from Russia.
Yes to above and turn off the Hazard lights at the end 😅
Try to find a type S, but I wouldn’t mind seeing an MDX Type-S on your channel😊
Its the same car the inly difference is updated amenities and .3 liters maybe a little more room for torque
@@bladesbox10 as an owner of both car in MT, that statement is a load of shit. Tell me you don't know without telling me you don't know 🤣
@@truonghtheis the type s worth it ?? Found one with 98k miles an 07 with the 6-speed. He wants 12k but seems like a lot, i want it for 10. Timing belt done lot of other stuff done too. But 12k seems like a lot w it being 17 years old
@@joeysand2205 yes it worth it, otherwise it wouldn’t able fetch top dollar in today used market despite being 17 years old when compare to Lexus IS350, Infiniti G35, BMW 335i, Audi A4 and Mercedes E350 of the same era.
Pre 2020 you can pick a relative ok example TL-S MT for less than $8k, clean one for around $11k.
Do to inflation and the new disappointment TLX-S the price on these car has climbed.
Now even with the slow market they could fetch $10.5k for the one need works and $14k for a clean example.
Exterior/interior color combo is another deciding factor how much more it can get.
E.G. Red and Blue exterior with two tone seat always bringing more premium than the white seat counterparts.
It is not the type of car buying and daily driven (unless you already own one for a long time) if you base on dollar amount.
It for those who want to experience the nostalgia of Honda/Acura glory V6 that looks great and drive great.
Performance wise? In today standard the TL-S MT are slow AF. Stock for stock in straight line it has the same performance if not slower than a 2018-2020 Accord Sport 10 spd.
I bought my manual Type S in two weeks prior Covid 2020. I would have a manual TL long time ago if it wasn’t for my stubbornness.
I only wanted Moroccan Red Pearl or Kinetic Blue Pearl exterior with Ebony/Silver interior with manual.
Took me awhile but i manage to snag one with Aspec lip already installed.
@@joeysand2205the type s manual is so rare, it’s hard enough finding a type s auto for a good price, you would enjoy is considering it’s also a Honda and the timing was just done and very low mileage for that age, if you can get it for 10k you have a banger
My 6 speed has some SERIOUS torque steer when you hit a decent bump on wot you get pulled around all over the place
Yes, that is exactly what happens!
I’ll pay you good money for that car right now.
I attached the link for it. Not sure if it's still available
please do a automatic trans 3.2
ah the car that send BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Lexus scramble back to the drawing board. And no these TL doesn't have to worry about getting gapped by a Hyundai/Kia of the same era 😆
I remembered the 04 TL was off loaded from truck to dealer as new car then seeing 05 offered complete Aspec with sticker price couple bucks under $40k. Then the 07-08 Type S
Modern Acura are bunch of jokes.
The older Acura's were better! It still couldn't compete with cars like the BMW 545i/550i, but it was a great value for the class.
@@DMCarReviews fun fact is the 3G TL was designed to use a 545i as benchmark.
@@truonghthe Power wise and performance wise it's a direct competitor to the 530i, but it's still hard to compare them since the 5 series is a RWD layout.
Your comment about modern Acuras is interesting... I thought they'd lost their way in the 20-teens, with the beak-y grilles and weird infotainment screens, but the 2021+ TLX looks to be an improvement. I bought a new TL 6-speed in 2005 and loved driving it for 10 years, then test drove a loaded 2015 V6 SHAWD TLX and felt like I was driving a Buick. Bought an Audi S3 instead. I'm now seriously looking at the 2024 TLX Type S, which looks to be an impressive vehicle in most respects and a solid successor to my old TL. I'll need to drive one to be sure, though.
@@brucebrowne5022 I test drove not one but two separate 2023 to get rid any doubt, however after seeing the built quality is clear to me.
I end up buying a Lexus instead and the M340i was my back up car just in case I couldn't find the ideal Lexus.
Cars gone now but you gotta turn off the VSA to launch them properly
It's FWD.
Do a 2003 G35 coupe automatic
Will try to find one