Acura TSX 2nd Gen

The second-generation Acura TSX, sold from 2009 to 2014, was a larger and more refined version of its predecessor, based on the European Honda Accord. It launched with a 201 hp 2.4L K24 inline-4, but a 280 hp 3.5L V6 became available in 2010, offering a significant power boost. A practical Sport Wagon variant, exclusively with the 4-cylinder, joined the lineup in 2011, adding another dimension to the model's appeal.

Enthusiasts value the TSX for its sophisticated chassis, excellent build quality, and reliable Honda mechanicals. The K-series 4-cylinder engine is a particular favorite, especially when paired with the crisp 6-speed manual transmission. While the V6 provides effortless acceleration, the manual 4-cylinder cars are considered the purist's choice. The rare Sport Wagon body style is also highly sought after for its unique combination of utility and sporty driving characteristics.

Today, the TSX market is very accessible, with average prices sitting well under $10,000. It's an excellent value proposition for a modern, well-equipped sport sedan. Clean, low-mileage cars, especially manual sedans and Sport Wagons, fetch a premium over automatic sedans. As interest in 2000s and 2010s Japanese cars grows, the best examples of the TSX are poised to hold their value well.

Based on recent sales, prices range from $2,550 for cars needing work to $17,471 for top-spec, low-mileage examples.