The Acura was old and therefore lacked a GPS installed in it. No Bluetooth connection and no USB to plug into my phone. But it is reliable, taking me from Point A to Point B without much trouble. It can also take a beating, too. I've hit many pot holes yet the car still drives well. Steering wheel does feel big and the seat adjustments are awkward. Easy to use radio and AC. Radio can be controlled on the steering wheel. Overall it isn't your high class car with all the latest and greatest tech, but it is a great starting car. Something that takes you where you want to go without any hassle.

This is by far my favorite car I have owned to date. I feel as if I was let in on a secret by getting a luxury vehicle of this quality and performance at this price point. The materials are well made, not plush like some vehicles, but high quality with a sporty feel that adds to the overall ambiance of the vehicle. The engine seems to perform better the more miles you put on it and all the mechanicals, electronics, and materials have held up to the test of time so far. The amount of technology you receive would command a price point at least $10,000 higher at other car companies.