Acura Interior Problems

Interior issues make up roughly 14% of all Acura owner complaints. The majority of the issues have been reported by TL owners.

The complaint we hear about most often is cracked dashboard in the 2006 TL.

Common Acura Interior Problems

  1. Acura's Very Uncomfortable Seats

    The seat design in certain Acura vehicles has been described as crippling. Owners complain that their legs fall asleep after 30 minutes of driving, and any long trips result in stiff backs, sore thighs, or messed up necks. Acura has been si…

    Continue reading article "Acura's Very Uncomfortable Seats" A beige interior featuring the headrest of an unnamed Acura vehicle.

  2. TL Cracked Dashboards

    Does every 2004-2008 Acura TL have cracks in the dashboard? It certainly feels that way. Regardless of your climate or if you’ve garage-kept your sedan, hairline cracks and deep gaps are a common complaint from owners.

    Continue reading article "TL Cracked Dashboards" An Acura dashboard with two cracks running perpendicular to the windshield

  3. Infotainment Freezes

    An Acura RDX infotainment lawsuit alleges the systems suffer from problems with the radios, backup cameras and the Acura and navigation systems. The 2019-2020 RDX SUVs are allegedly a danger to drive because of the distractions caused by th…

    Continue reading article "Infotainment Freezes" An RDX touch screen interace, currently showing Apple CarPlay

Where Interior Complaints Happen

Sometimes it helps just to tally up the complaints and see where the biggest stacks are. Use this information to learn about troublespots or to run for the hills.

Worst Issues

Worst Models

  • TL

    87 complaints

  • MDX

    24 complaints

  • RDX

    24 complaints

  • TSX

    20 complaints

  • TLX

    14 complaints

  • RSX

    6 complaints

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