Sports Cars Reviews

Acura Integra 2001 Acura Integra Review Still a great coupe in spite of its age. "In a class of cars that places a premium on fresh styling, the appearance of the current Integra--though still attractive and distinctive--has become a bit familiar. On the other hand, the Integra has matured into one of the best small sporty coupes (and sedans) in the business. Consider price and value and it all but stands alone. Press coverage has been minimal lately, because there's been little change from year to year, and a new design is around the corner. Until it arrives, however, the current Integ..." more 2000 Acura Integra Review Still racy after all these years. "In a class of cars that places a premium on fresh styling, the appearance of the current Integra--though still distinctive--has become a bit familiar...." more

Acura RSX 2005 Acura RSX Quick Spin: High-Strung Fun 2005 Acura RSX Review Many minor changes add up to major improvement. "The RSX is a sophisticated and sporty player in the compact performance car market. More luxurious than cars like the Subaru WRX or Dodge SRT-4, it offers very good performance and a handling package that is hard to beat. While not exactly a luxury car, it is nicely equipped, and the driver's seat is a comfortable and fun place to be...." more 2003 Acura RSX Review Sports performance, upscale sophistication. "Acura's RSX offers more sophistication than other sporty coupes. It delivers luxury-channel levels of refinement and quality. It looks nice, it's comfortable, and it features all the conveniences of an entry-level luxury car. Handling is excellent, making it easy and fun to drive. Driven hard, this car will do just about anything you ask it to do within the basic laws of physics...." more 2002 Acura RSX Review Packed with performance and sophistication. "Acura's RSX offers more sophistication than other sporty coupes. It delivers luxury-channel levels of refinement and quality. It looks nice, it's comfortable, and it features all the conveniences of an entry-level luxury car. Handling is excellent, making it easy and fun to drive. Driven hard, this car will do just about anything you ask it to do within the basic laws of physics...." more

Chevrolet Camaro 2010 Chevrolet Camaro Review More horsepower and speed than muscle cars with 24 mpg. "The new Camaro succeeds on all the main fronts: drop-dead gorgeous looks, potent and efficient engines borrowed from Cadillac and Corvette, great transmissions, superb handling and ride, and great prices. The only area where GM might have missed is the instrumentation, as it lacks the tidiness of the rest of the car...." more 2002 Chevrolet Camaro Review Bye, bye, Miss American Pie. "The Camaro Z28 and SS stand apart in a crowd. They are a good performance value. For the price of a much smaller-engined sport coupe or convertible, they offer real, vintage American muscle. But act now if you want one, because this retro, rough-around-the-edges rumbler won't be with us for much longer...." more 2001 Chevrolet Camaro Review America's Pony Car. "Times have really never been better for buyers in search of open, sporting cars. The vast majority of the choices in this market segment are imports, and many are very, very good, but also more alike than different...." more

Chrysler Sebring 2004 Chrysler Sebring Review Three body styles, all roomy and affordable. "The Chrysler Sebring line comes in three body styles. The sedan offers a spacious and comfortable passenger compartment wrapped in a sleek, sporty skin. It offers value when compared with mid-size import sedans. The coupe manages to fit a spacious passenger compartment inside the sensuous lines of a two-door. The convertible works well for people who don't want to be cramped in a sports car, but want to feel the wind in their hair and look good. Unlike most convertibles, the Sebring offers a roomy, comfort..." more