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Acura sees its future in stronger sedans

The sales success of the Acura TLX, left, has been encouraging, says American Honda's John Mendel, but the brand's RLX flagship needs fixing.
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David Undercoffler
November 29, 2015 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES -- Unique rear-wheel-drive platforms. Massive investment. A condensed five-year timetable. Global sales.

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