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Actually I see a lot of TL in Massachusetts. it really looks better in person especially if it’s black or dark grey. I have seen a lot of these lately and especially the Acura TSX.
They all descent looking and looks really tough from the outside.
If it’s an Acura it should be a Honda.
right? So what are you complaining about?