Loyal customers of the Japanese carmaker will be delighted to know that the 2010 Acura TSX V6 has been released during the Chicago Auto Show. Don’t keep your hopes high though because the TSX V6 does not boast of a V8 engine and is definitely not a rear wheel drive. The front-wheel sedan has a V6 3.5-liter engine with 280 horsepower which is suspiciously the same version of the Honda Accord engine although there is no confirmation on this.

The 2010 Acura TSX V6 boasts of new 18-inch large wheels, retuned suspension system and a front fascia that has been revised. It also sports the TSX powertrain with the sophisticated VTEC valvetrain control as well as a dual stage induction system. The new TSC also boasts of intelligent features including the Shift Hold Control and Grade Logic Control. The TSX V6 is however just a teaser of better things to come for its customers since Acura is bent on heavily revising all its models in the future.

Acura’s plans of moving full speed ahead with its auto development seem contrary to the state of the automotive market which is at a slowdown.  Acura sales vice president Acura is definitely not slowing down. The TSX model is hands down the best seller in Acura’s sedan line and the redesigned TSX which promises to be sportier will be a hit among those who want to add some fun in driving.