Acura CL
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Personal luxury coupe (1997-2003). The CL Type-S 3.2 brought 260 hp and an available manual.
The Acura CL was a personal luxury coupe based on the TL and Accord. The standout is the second-generation CL Type-S (2001-2003), with a 3.2 liter J-series V6 making around 260 horsepower and, late in the run, an available 6-speed manual that turned it into a genuine sport coupe. It is a comparatively rare and underrated Honda V6 coupe. On WhipJury, the CL Type-S appears as an affordable, distinctive used coupe, with manual cars the prize.
CL specifications
2.2 to 3.2 liter Honda four and J-series V6. CL Type-S around 260 horsepower. Front-wheel drive. Automatic, with a rare 6-speed manual on late Type-S cars.
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