1992 Acura Vigor User Reviews

Forgotten super sedan...serious performer....pricey from the start but very solid build...chassis is superior.

Eummmm.. Lol — even if this car was old, it was a good car... except all the problems that i had with this one, my god, i still don't know how i did to drive that car so looonng ! :) but it was still ¨cool¨ to drive !

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Irreplacable — The car is very quick off the line and handles better than an 15 year old car should. Can't believe the way I punish it and it still runs great. Still blows away ricers in their Civics and out performs all others in its class! window tinting and adding an after market stereo being the only changes made. There is no back seat leg room but who cares i dont seat in the back. A fast, well built five cylinder car, which combines sporty feel with luxury that I wish would last forever. Acceleration throws you back in your seat. First time drivers usually burn rubber. There is no substitute for the vigor.

Quick, Fast, Reliable. — Well, the interior is a little beat up because I bought the car from a junk yard for almost nothing. Needed very little work and had an almost brand new engine in it. Cleaned it up and it looks great. If you give the car your time and love, it will return it overall. It's quick stock. It has around 180hp from the engine with just a cold-air intake added onto it. It has a great spot as well for the cold air intake, right above the left from fender there is a hole. Anyhow, the only downfalls to this beautiful car is that Acura only made it for three years and when they changed it to a TL, they also made it a 6cyl 3.5L. Along with that, not many parts on this car can be found because only acura vigor parts fit on these cars. They are rare cars to find, and to find useable parts even rarer.

Looks Can Be Deceptive — I first got the car and..well it was my first car. How could I complain. At first it was all exciting, the joys of owning a car and your first car. My first impression was, it wasn't a verey pretty car. What the hell am I saying it looks like everything else that Acura made in the early 90's. Surprisingly though, style was the last thing that bugged me. I own a 92 Vigor that had just like all the other Vigors still running around, an inline 5 cylinder engine which today still isn't bad with 176hp. It was quick but I think that the 4 speed auto box wasn't very sophisitcated. Everytime I went near the throttle and changed gear, it threw me and everyone else that was in the car foward because of the shift shock. Of course after learning more about the car and letting go of the throttle before it shifted reduced the shift shock. Other than a cramped backseat, being very large on the outside and having over 329,000 miles on the clock, this car still runs like a horse. It just keeps running after nearly 16 years of running so many miles it just plows on like it was still new.