🚨 Acura is officially ending production of the TLX sedan in July 2025, wrapping up its run after over a decade on the market. Originally launched in 2014 to replace the TL and TSX, the TLX offered a balance of luxury and performance, with highlights like the Type S variant introduced in 2021. Despite a strong start with nearly 47,000 units sold in 2015, interest has steadily declined, with fewer than 4,000 units sold in the first half of 2025. The decision reflects a strategic shift by Acura toward SUVs and electric vehicles, responding to changing consumer preferences. The TLX was built at Honda’s Marysville, Ohio plant alongside the Accord, but will not return for the 2026 model year. Going forward, Acura’s sedan lineup will consist solely of the Integra, while the brand focuses on SUV and EV expansion, including upcoming models like the RSX electric SUV. For current owners, the end of TLX production won’t affect service or parts availability immediately, but it marks the end of a...