Overview
The TL Series is available with either a 3.2-liter V-6 or a 2.5-liter, inline five-cylinder, engine. The 3.2TL engine, like all other Acura engines, is made of aluminum alloy and is equipped with cast-iron cylinder liners. It features a single-overhead-camshaft design, 4 valves per cylinder, a direct ignition system and a Variable Induction System. The engine also features an onboard diagnostic system (BD-II). Peak power is 200 horsepower at 5300 rpm and torque output is 210 lbs-ft at 4500 rpm.
The engine of the 3.2TL is located longitudinally for an optimal front/rear weight distribution, higher rigidity and impact protection.
Goals for both engines included ample low-end torque for excellent driveability and plenty of high-end power for sustained cruising and passing capability.
The engine of the 2.5TL is a compact, all-aluminum, inline 5-cylinder design equipped with a single overhead camshaft, four valves per cylinder, Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) and a dual-stage intake manifold. It produces 176 hp at 6300 rpm and 170 lbs-ft of torque at a very low 3900 rpm.
The transmission for the TL Series is an electronically controlled 4-speed automatic with a Grade Logic Control System.
The longitudinal arrangement of both powertrains achieves a number of desired goals. It creates an ideal 60/40 weight distribution for excellent handling and turn-in resonse. Also, it allows the use of softer engine mounts, with reduce the level of noise and vibration reaching the cabin. By tilting the 2.5-liter engine 35 degrees, the engineers were also able to achieve a low hoodline for maximum visibility, and a reduction of frontal area to reduce aerodynamic drag.
Engine Block/Crankshaft
Like all other Acura engines, the engine blocks of both TL models are aluminum castings with cast-in iron liners, a design known for its light weight, excellent rigidity and good long-term durability. The crankcase designs feature deep skirts and extensive webbing, substantially reducing engine noise and vibration.
Cylinder Head/Valvetrain
Both TL engines feature a 4-valve-per-cylindervalvetrain with a pent-roof combustion chamber and V-formation valves.The cylinder heads of both engines are pressure cast in aluminum, for light weight, increased accuracy and improved breathing due to more precisely formed ports and runners. The combustion chambers have been designed to promote high swirl and controlled flame propagation for optimum power and efficiency.Toreduce friction and mass and improve response, each pair of exhaust and intake valvesare actuated by a single rocker arm each. The 3.2TL engine features hydraulic valve adjusters.
Variable Induction System
For the 3.2-liter, a boost for both high-end power and low-end torque is provided by a VariableInduction System, similar to that used in the NSX.A unique two-level intake manifold- made of aluminum to save weight - provides three possible paths for air being inducted into the engine. The path is selected by three butterfly valves that are electronically controlled and actuated by intake vacuum. When the engine is running at less than 3300 rpm, air for the two banks of cylinders is strictly separated and is led through the longer of two intake paths for optimum resonance charge effect at low engine speeds. Between 3300 and 3900 rpm, the two larger butterflies open and air flows through the shorter path for best resonance effect in the midrange. Then at 3900 rpm, the third butterfly opens to provide a large plenum serving all cylinders. At this point, the resonance effect is reduced, but an inertia ram tuning effect takes over to boost high-end breathing and power output.
The 2.5 TL inline-5 cylinder engine is tilted to the right, 35 degrees from vertical. This has allowed the engineers to design a manifold with long, tuned intake runners to optimize engine breathing. Basedon technology developed for the NSX, the intake manifold is a dual-stage design and increases both low-end torque and high-end horsepower.
Below 5000 rpm, the cylinder is fedby the primary runner. Above 5000 rpm, however, the engine vacuum opens a butterfly valve,allowing the passage of air through a secondary runner. This increases the volume of air entering the combustion chamber and also produces an inertia ram-tuning effect for more complete cylinder filling, increasing both horsepower and torque.
Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI)
The 3.2TLand 2.5TL engines are fueled by the sequential port Programmed Fuel Injection system. The system is controlled by a microprocessor.On the basis of continuous measurements of throttle angle, crankshaft angle, coolant temperature, intake air temperatUre, manifold air pressure, ambient air pressure and exhaust oxygen content, it meters fuel at the correct fuel-air ratio for the best balance of driveability,power, fuel economy and exhaust emissions under each operating condition.
Knock Sensors
The 3.2TL and 2.5TL engines are equipped with dual knock sensors. If a sensor detects engine knocking, it sends a signal to the microprocessor, which in turn adjusts the ignition timing. This system allows the engines to operate safely with low octane fuel, but with a reduction in power. Premium unleaded fuel is recommended.
Variable Flow Rate Muffler
A unique variable flow rate exhaust muffler was designed to reduce noise at low engine speeds and increase engine output at higher engine speeds. When idling or at low gas flow rates, the system functions like a conventional muffler. Under high gas flow conditions, a spring-loaded valve inside the muffler opens under the force of the gas and directs exhaust gasses through a low-restriction circuit. Compared to a conventional system, this unit reduces exhaust noise by 3 decibels and increases exhaust gas flow rates by 17%. This exhaust system is used with the 3.2TL and 2.5TL engines.
Onboard Diagnostic System (OBD-II)
A new onboard diagnostic system has been incorporated into both engines. This system records and stores information on transient engine malfunctions. These can be retrieved through the diagnostic port to facilitate maintenance and repair.
Ignition System
The 3.2TL uses a direct ignition system similar to that used in Formula One racing engines and in the NSXengine. Instead of the usual single coil to distribute the timed spark to each cylindel~there is an individual coil for each spark plug. A sensor mounted behind one of the camshaft pulleys triggers the ignition. The system improves ignition reliability,helping achieve 60,OOO-mileintervals between spark plug replacement. The 2.5TL uses a more conventional electronically controlled ignition system. As with the 3.2TL, the ignition microprocessor automatically retards ignition timing if the knock sensors detect impending detonation.
4-Speed Automatic Transmission
The standard transmission in both TL models is an electronically controlled 4-speed automatic transmission equipped with the Grade Logic Control System. The transmission features a gated shifter to provide positive feedback to the driver that the correct gear has been selected.
In order to reduce shift shock and provide smooth gear changes, the ignition is programmed to retard momentarily during upshifts and downshifts. This reduces engine torque on the transmissions shifting elements and provides a more refined gear change.
To achieve the high smoothness goals targeted by the engineers, all shift and torque converter lockup functions are electronically controlled by means of the transmissions 32K microprocessor. This computer is linked to the 48K engine control computer. On the basis of various operating conditions such as throttle angle, coolant temperature, vehicle speed and engine speed, the microprocessor controls shift speed and torque converter lockup.
Grade Logic Control System
The Grade Logic Control System is designed to minimize gear hunting on up and downhill driving and to enhance engine braking on downhill driving. By using information provided by the throttle angle sensor and vehicle speed, the Grade Logic Control System can determine the slope of a hill by comparing this information with a map stored in the engine computer. Based on this information, Grade Logic Control modifies the shift schedule to hold the transmission in a lower gear for better uphill acceleration or downhill engine braking. This system reduces gear hunting and reduces shifting by as much as 50%, producing a more refined driving experience.
Hydraulic Engine Mount
To minimize engine vibration at idle and at higher engine speeds, Acura engineers developed a special electronically controlled hydraulic engine mount for the 2.5TL. The mount features an exterior valveand two chambers filled with fluid. The chambers share the same hydraulic fluid by means of two sets of orifices- one large and one small.
At idle, the large set of orifices is used, allowing fluid to flow smoothly between the chambers. Above idle speeds, a signal is sent to the valvewhich then engages the smaller set of orifices. Changing the orifices alters the resonant frequency of the engine mount and damps out excessivevibrations. The different vibration characteristics of the V-6 engine of the 3.2TLallows the use of a more conventional rubber engine mount.
Traction Control System (TCS)
The 3.2TL Premium Packageincludes a Traction Control System (TCS)designed to enhance starting performance on all road surfaces and to minimize understeer while accelerating through a turn. Using the wheel-speed sensors of the Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS),the TCS control unit measures the rotational speed of all four wheels, as well as the differencebetween the wheel speed and road speed. The control unit compares the signals from a steering wheel angle sensor and the yaw rate of the vehicle, calculated from the difference of rear-wheel speed. If the vehicles actual path deviates from the path expected by the driver, considering the angle of the steering wheel, the TCS computer modulates the throttle actuator and partially closes the throttle valve.This reduces engine power and helps the vehicle maintain traction and control.
This system also comes into play on a rough road by sensing the variation in wheel speeds as they accelerateand decelerate over bumps and potholes to optimize engine output for maximum traction and acceleration.
1996 Acura TL - Chassis
Overview
The 3.2TL and 2.5TL are both equipped with a 4-wheel all-independent doublewishbone suspension with coil springs and front and rear stabilizer bars. They also have four-wheel disc brakes, standard Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) and a speed sensitive variable power-assisted, rotary-valve, rack-and-pinion steering system.
While the two suspension systems are similar in concept, they differ in mechanical detail and calibration. Suspension tuning for the 3.2TL is biased toward a slightly softer, more luxurious ride, while the 2.5TL is tuned for a firmer, more sports-oriented ride. The goals for both, however, were to provide the automobile with linear responsiveness, excellent directional stability, good ride quality and excellent steering feel.
The suspension engineers were aided in these goals by the favorable 60/40 front/rear weight distribution, a weight bias that was determined to be the ideal for a front-wheel-drive car.
Front Suspension
The front suspension comprises upper and lower control arms, a single-rate coil-over shock absorber mounted to the lower control arm, a radius rod and a tubular stabilizer bar. The front suspension was calibrated to minimize torque around the kingpin under cornering or bump reaction over a rough road, enhance straight-line stability by extending the caster trail, better resist crosswinds and minimize frontend dive under braking and rear-end squat under acceleration. Other priorities included reducing the tendency for the inside wheel to lift Qacking)under cornering by creating a very low roll center. On both models, the front roll center height is lower than at the rear, to enhance stability.
The 3.2TL uses an aluminum subframe to reduce weight while the 2.5TL uses a steel subframe to mount the suspension components. The bushings that locate the subframes to the chassis are specially designed to dampen vibrations transmitted into the passenger compartment and also to minimize flex and deflection in order to maintain proper suspension geometry. The 3.2TL front stabilizer bar has a diameter of 28.6 mm with a 3.5 mm wall thickness. The 2.5TL bar has the same diameter, but with a 4.0 mm wall thickness. Both models also use hollow stabilizer bars to reduce weight.
The front shock absorbers are nitrogen gas-pressurized and fitted with a patented progressive-valve system. This valve uses special layered disk plates to control the fluid flow, rather than a fixed orifice. By using this type of valve, the suspension engineers were able to tune the damping force precisely to achieve a fine balance of handling and ride quality. In addition, a new upper shock mount was designed to minimize vibration.
Rear Suspension
The rear suspension features one upper and two lower control arms, a single-rate coil-over shock absorber mounted to the rear hub carrier, a trailing link to provide longitudinal location and toe control, and a tubular stabilizer bar.
Like the front suspension, the rear suspension is located by a subframe. In
this
case, the subframe in both models is made of steel. The suspension was designed
to minimize bump steer and unwanted toe change under cornering, improve the
antisquat response under acceleration, and provide stable, predictable handling
during transient maneuvers.
On the 3.2TL, the rear subframe uses a special stiffening brace to increase
camber rigidity and enhance stability.
Both models feature a liquid-filled bushing at the pivot point of the rear
suspension trailing link to reduce noise and vibration. To increase stiffness
and
minimize suspension deflection, a steel sleeve is used to capture the bushing
in the mounting point.
The 3.2TL stabilizer bar has a diameter of 14.7 mm with a 2.6 mm wall thickness. The 2.5TL bar has a diameter of 15.9 mm with a 2.6 mm wall thickness.
Like the front shock absorber, the rear uses a progressive-valve system.
Speed-Sensitive, Variable Power-Assisted, Rotary-Valve, Rack-and-Pinion Steering System
Both TL models feature an innovative, power-assisted steering gear design that
is lighter and more compact than conventional power steering systems. Instead
of modulating power assistance to the steering rack solely in accordance with
road speed, this system varies power assist by monitoring a combination of engine
rpm, road speed and the amount of torque generated between the pavement and
the tire. The advantage of this system is that it exercises more precise control
over the amount of power assist provided. It also provides more linear steering
with regard to lateral loads encountered while cornering, reduced kickback and
a reduction in operating noise. A high-capacity power steering pump assures
consistent operation under even the most aggressive maneuvers. The system is
tuned to provide light, effortless steering during parking, yet provides excellent
road feel at higher speeds.
The steering ratio for the 3.2TL is 15.7:1 and 17.5:1 for the 2.5TL.
Braking System
Braking is provided by a power-assisted, four-wheel disc braking system equipped with a dual-diaphragm master cylinder.The dual-diaphragm master cylinder is very compact, yet provides abundant boost for power assistance. Large, flex-resistant calipers help provide consistent braking performance. The front rotors are internally ventilated to aid in rapid heat dissipation. Front and rear rotor dimensions for both models are 282 mm x 23 mm and 260 mm x 9 mm, respectively. Swept area for both is 740 cm2.
Anti-Lock Braking System
The standard Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) features four wheel-speed sensors and three channels. The system exercises independent control over each of the front wheels and controls the rear wheels as a single unit. This is the latest generation ABS and features a number of refinements such as increased brake pedal stiffness, reduced pedal kickback when ABS is engaged, a 20% weight reduction in the ECU and wiring harness, and smaller overall size due to the integration of the modulator, accumulator and pump unit.
Wheels and Tires
To reduce unsprung weight and enhance handling, both TL models are equipped with cast-aluminum alloy wheels. The 3.2TL wheels are 6.5 inches x 15 inches, while the 2.5TL wheels are 6.0 inches x 15 inches.
For excellent year-round driving performance, All Season tires are fitted to both the 3.2TL and 2.5TL. The tire specification for the 3.2TL is a Michelin P205/65 R15 94V M+S All Season, while the 2.5TL is equipped with Bridgestone P205/60 R15 91H M+S All Season tires.
1996 Acura TL - Structure
Overview
Although both TL models share almost identical dimensions and exterior body panels, they are structurally different in many crucial areas. This was largely due to the different vibration characteristics and weight balance of the two engines. As a result, the chassis was developed to optimize the rigidity and crash protection, and to minimize noise, vibration and harshness.
In developing the chassis, Acura engineers used the latest Finite Element Analysis and Modeling to achievethe highest rigidity levels at the lightest possible weight. An important tool in achieving these high rigidity targets was the NASA Stress Analysis Program (NASTRAN).This tool allows chassis designers to quickly analyze and evaluate changes in a structure and find the best solution.
Unit Body Structure
The carefully designed structure is designed to help keep the center passenger section protected in the eventof an impact.The center "safety cage" is specifically reinforced, and straight frame rails at the front and rear help absorb both direct and offset impact loads.
Radiused Front Frame Rails
The longitudinal engine placement has allowed the creation of a unique front frame rail design. The front frame rails are radiused as they meet the front bulkhead. This design imparts high torsional and bending rigidity to the body, and also maximizes front impact protection by dissipating the loads over a wider area and by directing the load downward toward the floorpan.
Honeycomb Floor Structure
Instead of a conventional steel stamping for the floorpan, the 2.5TL floorpan uses an 18-mm thick honeycomb sandwich. It consists of a resin-impregnated honeycomb material bonded between two layers of zinc-coated steel. This structure imparts considerable strength to the floorpan. In addition to maximizing rigidity, the honeycomb material also serves to block out noise and vibration.
Sound Insulation
While the structure effectivelydamps outs annoying vibrations and ensures a tight, rigid body, blocking out road noise is accomplishedby using sound deadening material in strategic areas throughout the body.The amount and thickness of this material is different in each model, but a liberal amount of insulating material has been used in the front bulkhead, the flom-pan,the rear bulkhead, the rear parcel shelf and the trunk to ensure a quieter passenger cabin. Sound deadening foam material is used in the C-pillars, which in testing has reduced noise in the passenger compartment by 3 decibels.
Paint Process
From bare metal body to the final inspection stage, the TL undergoes a careful 23-step, 3-coat, 3-bake painting process.TL models with pearl white exterior paint undergo a 4-coat, 4-bake process due to the unique requirements of the pearlescent pigment. The process begins by thoroughly cleaning the body of grease and other debris that might mar the final finish or prevent paint from properly bonding to the metal. The body is then put through an electrodeposition coating process, washed and then dried.
At that point, the actual process of painting begins. Each successive coat of paint and the clear sealer coat is baked and washed.
The final finish is glass-smooth and designed to resist fading for the life of the vehicle.
Anti-Corrosion Measures
Toensure excellent corrosion protection, over 90% of the TL outer body panels are made of double-sided galvanized steel.
In fact, the only panel that is not galvanized on both sides is the roof. In addition to this, the rocker panels and other selected cavities are filled with an oilimpregnated wax material that inhibits moisture penetration and prevents rust. This, when combined with the excellent painting process, produces a corrosion-resistant body that carries a 5-year rust-through warranty.
1996 Acura TL - Body
Overview
The body of the Acura TL has been designed and crafted to provide a spacious seating area, excellent visibility,and a quiet cabin free of road and wind noise, and to provide a rigid cell highly resistant to impact forces.
The top priority in creating the body was to impart a sense of luxury to all the mechanical and aesthetic aspects of the TL. Toachievethis, the engineers examined every feature of the body and optimized it for function, ease of use, or simply a more pleasing appearance.
In keeping with the sense of luxury and refinement, the designers and stylists created a body of subtle beauty that states its case with authority bUtdoesn't scream its purpose. The shape is classicallyACllra,with a low sloping hood, large greenhouse, rear quarters properly proportioned and integrated into the design of the front, and a wide, muscular stance.
From the windshield back, both TL models share identical exterior body panels. They differ only in front fenders, hood and grille. The 3.2TL has a grille with vertical strakes while the 2.5TL has horizontal strakes.
Precise Fit and Finish
To enhance the look and feel of the TL, its body panels were designed to have very narrow gaps and a flush fit between adjacentbody panels.The fit between glass and metal has also been kept to a minimum.
Aluminum Bumper Beam
In order to reduce weight and facilitatae recycling at the end of the vehicles service life, body engineers specified an aluminum front bumper beam for the 2.5 TL instead of a plastic beam. The aluminum beam also saves over 2 kg compared to a coventional tubular steel beam.
Plastic Moulding Door Checker
The attention to detail is evident in even small operating systems. For example, body engineers developed a new door checker system. The new system uses a plastic moulding over the door check strap. The moulding has a thicker cross section than the type previously used in Acura automobiles. In addition to enhancing the feel, the new system is also quieter in operation.
Visibility
The large greenhouse contributes to a spacious feeling for the occupants and also privdes excellent visibility for enhanced safety. Visibility was optimized by using slim but rigid pillars, by providing a low sloping hood and a low beltline, and by providing an ideal location for the driver's H-point.
Both TL models have a total visibility of 307 degrees.
Heat-Rejecting Glass
In order to minimize heat absorption into the passenger cabin, the TL uses newly dveloped heat-relfective, green-tinted glass. This glass is specially formulated to reject radiant heat by deflecting infrared and ultraviolet rays. This new type of glass performs significantly better than conventional blue-tinted glass in keeping the interior coolder.
Trunk Storage
To enhance the cargo carrying capacity, the TL features a large trunk with a low liftover height. To increase the versatility and utility of the TL, the trunk has been equipped with a storage pocket on the right side of the trunk. It can hold small items, keeping them secure while the car in motion. A trunk pass-through hatch also allows the stoage of long items such as snow skis.
1996 Acura TL - Interior
Overview
The TL features a spacious, luxury-oriented interior designed to enhance occupant comfort and convenience.Priorities included ergonomic design for all operating systems while providing ample space for all occupants.
To maximize interior space,and provide the rear occupants with ample knee and foot room, the TL was designed with a long wheelbase. A longer wheelbase allows the creation of greater cargo room and also provides a smoother ride over rough pavement. To provide easier entry and exit for the backseat occupants, the rear seats were positioned further to the rear.
The designers enhanced the feeling of spaciousness by using a horizontal styling motif that includes a sweeping, curved instrument panel and a wide wood-patterned dashboard. The sense of spaciousness is further enhanced by the low cowl height and large glass area.
For added peace of mind, the TL Series features a theft-deterrent system with
sensors that detect unauthorized door, trunk or hood opening. A new door lock
design also deters the use of a slim jim to operate the lock from above.
In keeping with the Acura tradition of balanced performance, the cockpit is also designed to enhance the driving experience. The steering wheel is thickly padded and designed to encourage proper driving. Adding to the ambience of a drivers car is the gated transmission shifter.
Materials
Both the 3.2TL and 2.5TL Premium Packagemodels feature a standard leather trimmed interior. The 2.5TL features a rich cloth material for the seats and door panels. A leather-wrapped steering wheel is standard in all TL models. A leather wrapped shift knob is standard in both 3.2TL models. All models also feature a standard wood-patterned instrument panel. Both 3.2TL models also add a woodpatterned switch panel and center console as standard equipment.
Air Conditioning and Heating
All TL models feature an Automatic Climate Control System as standard equipment. This is an all-new unit that surpasses the efficiency of any previous Acura air conditioning unit. It features greater cooling capacity for quicker interior cooldown and operates more quietly than previous units. In addition, this unit can automatically maintain the preset interior temperature to within half of a degree. The cooling system uses an environmentally safe, non-CFC refrigerant.
Dual Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
All TL models feature a driver's and front passengers air bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)as standard equipment. The air bags are intended to supplement the seat belts in the event of a severe frontal collision.Toensure durability and reliability, the electrical connectors for the system are gold-plated.
The front seat belts of the TL use a direct-clamping mechanism to grip the
belt
near its exit from the reel. With this system, the belts effectively stay tight
on the occupants, helping to reduce forward movement in the event of an impact.
Seats
The seats were designed to provide excellent fit and comfort, proper anatomical support and appropriate form-fitting to keep the driver in placeduring transient maneuvers. The construction methods and materials used help ensure that the seats will remain firm over the life of the vehicle.All TL models feature an 8-way power drivers seat with manually adjustable lumbar support. The 3.2TL Prcmium Package also features heatcd front seats and a 4-way powcr passcnger seat.
Audio System
The standard audio systcm in all TL models is an 8-speaker unit with AM/FM
stereo/cassette and compact disc player.Speaker selection and location were
determined on the basis of the bcst sound propagation and imaging. There are
two 6x9-inch full-range speakers on the rear deck, one 6.5-inch full-range speaker
mounted on each front door, two l.5-inch tweeters on the dash top and two 2-inch
midrange speakers located in the headliner.
An anti-theft feature renders the unit inoperative if it is removed from the
car,
until the proper five-digit security code is entered. The system also features
a builtin CD control in case the owner chooses to install the optional trunk-mounted
CD changer.
Theft-Deterrent System
All TL models feature a standard theft-dcterrent system. It uses sensors to detect unauthorized enuy and sets off the horn, flashes the lights and disables the starter system. The system monitors all doors, the hood and the trunk, and is automatically set by simply locking the doors.
Keyless Entry System
All TL models feature a standard theft-dcterrent system. It uses sensors to detect unauthorized enuy and sets off the horn, flashes the lights and disables the starter system. The system monitors all doors, the hood and the trunk, and is automatically set by simply locking the doors.
Ashtray/Coin Box
Realizing that many drivers do not smoke, the TL is designed to give its owner a choicebetween using this versatile compartment as an ashtray or using it as a coin box. For non-smokers, a velvet lined insert fits into the ashtray to convert it into a coin holder.
Large Cup Holder
Perceiving a growing consumer desire, the TL features a versatile recessed cup holder. It can hold a combination of soft drink bottles and cans.A push-open lid covers the cup holder when not in use.
Large Console Box
Toincrease convenience,all TL models are equipped with a large console box with an integral armrest. This unit contains an upper and lower tray with a combined volume of 3.9 liters. It can hold up to nine compact discs or ten cassette tapes.
Heated Door Mirrors and Front Seats
The 3.2TL Premium Packagefeatures standard heated front seats and door mirrors. Each front seat has its own dual-position temperature control.
Trunk Pass-Through
The rear seat is equipped with a trunk pass-through access hatch that can be locked from the passenger cabin. This is convenient for storing long items in the trunk such as snow skis. For convenience, the hatch can be opened from the trunk without the use of a key.
1996 Acura TL - Accessories
| . | 3..2TL |
2.5TL |
| Keyless Entry System | + |
X |
| Trunk-Mounted CD Changer | X |
X |
| CD Carry/Storage Case | X |
X |
| Rear Wing Spoiler | X |
X |
| Gold-Finish Kit | X |
X |
| Gold-Finish Grille | X |
X |
| Gold-Finish Exhaust Tips | X |
X |
| Moonroof Visor | X |
X |
| Ski Sleeve | X |
X |
| Carpeted Floor Mats | X |
X |
| Carpeted Cargo Mat | X |
X |
| Cargo Net | X |
X |
| Fenderwell Trim | X |
X |
| Splash Guards, front/rear | X |
X |
| Nose Mask, full | X |
X |
| Nose Mask, half | X |
X |
| Car Cover | X |
X |
| Wheel Locks | X |
X |
| Engine Block Heater | X |
X |
| Touch-Up Paint | X |
X |
| Cassette Cleaner | X |
X |
X = Available
+ = Standard equipment
The above accessories are dealer-installed options.