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Year:
2021
Make:
Acura
Model:
ILX
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
201 hp 2.4L I4
Exterior color:
Platinum White Pearl
Combined gas mileage:
29 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Red
Transmission:
8-Speed Dual Clutch
Mileage:
94,448
Stock #:
AT430A
VIN:
19UDE2F85MA008608
Platinum White Pearl 2021 Acura ILX Sedan Front-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Dual Clutch
Price drop

-$2,518

 

2021 Acura ILX

FWD with Premium and A-SPEC Package

94,448 mi

Las Vegas, NV
Great Deal

$19,950

$18,431

Year:
2021
Make:
Acura
Model:
ILX
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
201 hp 2.4L I4
Exterior color:
Silver
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Transmission:
8-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
19,908
Stock #:
H2670858
VIN:
19UDE2F77MA006902
Silver 2021 Acura ILX Sedan Front-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Automatic
Price drop

-$494

 

2021 Acura ILX

FWD with Premium Package

19,908 mi

Tucson, AZ
Good Deal

$24,084

$23,590

Year:
2020
Make:
Acura
Model:
ILX
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
201 hp 2.4L I4
Combined gas mileage:
29 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
8-Speed Dual Clutch
Mileage:
48,420
Stock #:
TY1341
VIN:
19UDE2F74LA001526
 2020 Acura ILX Sedan Front-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Dual Clutch

 

2020 Acura ILX

FWD with Premium Package

48,420 mi

Westborough, MA
Fair Deal

$22,615

About 2021 Acura ILX
Acura’s gussied-up Civic rolls into showrooms for the second year in a row with no significant changes. This comes after the ILX finally got Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for the 2019 model year, but the entry-level luxury segment has been exploding of late, and the competition is getting better every year. Still, there are those who are looking to fall somewhere between a Honda and a BMW, and the ILX fits the bill nicely. The front-wheel-drive-only ILX is powered by a 2.4-liter, inline four-cylinder engine that pumps out 201 horsepower and 180 pound-feet of torque through an eight-speed automatic transmission. While that doesn’t sound like an impressive amount of power these days, you’ll be very happy with the long list of standard features the ILX offers. LED headlights, sunroof, heated front pleather seats, and the AcuraWatch safety suite, including adaptive cruise, forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking, and lane-keep assist. A Premium package will expand the list of safety features to include blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, as well as bump up the upholstery to real leather. One weak spot of the base ILX is an underpowered stereo, but the Premium Package rectifies that, as well as adding Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, making it a must for most consumers. A Technology Package adds native navigation to the Premium Package, as well as a 10-speaker stereo, while the A-Spec offers unique styling inside and out, along with unique 18-inch wheels. With 12.4 cubic feet of trunk space, the ILX falls behind the competition, and don’t think this was a concession to bring more interior space to back-seat passengers. There’s a dearth of space back there as well, so don’t expect to carry any more than four adults at a time—and two of those adults could find things a little cramped. Where the ILX really falls short is in styling and technology. As well equipped as the base trim level is, it doesn’t come with a touchscreen for its infotainment system, and the 8-inch touchscreen you get with every other trim doesn’t exactly impress. To be honest, the whole dash setup simply looks dated, which is a shame in an otherwise attractive vehicle, but out-of-fashion graphics and low resolution really drive that nail home. Still, the ILX represents a good option in a great category that is going through some changes. With competitors like the BMW 2 Series and Mercedes A-Class setting new standards, the ILX is feeling the pressure to step up its game and deliver better, more versatile tech. But with a sub-$30,000 price tag, there’s a lot to forgive in a car that drives this nicely and looks this good. Besides, it’ll reliably deliver 24 mpg city and 34 mpg highway, which proves it can keep up with the big boys, but if you need something with a little more flash, look out for a Type S version, rumored to arrive in the very near future.
Year:
2021
Make:
Acura
Model:
ILX
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
201 hp 2.4L I4
Exterior color:
Majestic Black Pearl
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black (Ebony)
Transmission:
8-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
73,777
Stock #:
31817
VIN:
19UDE2F87MA000297
Majestic Black Pearl 2021 Acura ILX Sedan Front-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Automatic

 

2021 Acura ILX

FWD with Technology and A-SPEC Package

73,777 mi

Fairless Hills, PA
Fair Deal

$23,205

Year:
2020
Make:
Acura
Model:
ILX
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
201 hp 2.4L I4
Exterior color:
Gray
Combined gas mileage:
29 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
79,838
Stock #:
008536
VIN:
19UDE2F88LA008536
Gray 2020 Acura ILX Sedan Front-Wheel Drive Automatic

 

2020 Acura ILX

FWD with Technology and A-Spec Package

79,838 mi

Hartford, CT
Fair Deal

$19,999

Overview

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Acura’s gussied-up Civic rolls into showrooms for the second year in a row with no significant changes. This comes after the ILX finally got Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for the 2019 model year, but the entry-level luxury segment has been exploding of late, and the competition is getting better every year. Still, there are those who are looking to fall somewhere between a Honda and a BMW, and the ILX fits the bill nicely.

The front-wheel-drive-only ILX is powered by a 2.4-liter, inline four-cylinder engine that pumps out 201 horsepower and 180 pound-feet of torque through an eight-speed automatic transmission. While that doesn’t sound like an impressive amount of power these days, you’ll be very happy with the long list of standard features the ILX offers. LED headlights, sunroof, heated front pleather seats, and the AcuraWatch safety suite, including adaptive cruise, forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking, and lane-keep assist.

A Premium package will expand the list of safety features to include blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, as well as bump up the upholstery to real leather. One weak spot of the base ILX is an underpowered stereo, but the Premium Package rectifies that, as well as adding Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, making it a must for most consumers. A Technology Package adds native navigation to the Premium Package, as well as a 10-speaker stereo, while the A-Spec offers unique styling inside and out, along with unique 18-inch wheels.

With 12.4 cubic feet of trunk space, the ILX falls behind the competition, and don’t think this was a concession to bring more interior space to back-seat passengers. There’s a dearth of space back there as well, so don’t expect to carry any more than four adults at a time—and two of those adults could find things a little cramped. Where the ILX really falls short is in styling and technology. As well equipped as the base trim level is, it doesn’t come with a touchscreen for its infotainment system, and the 8-inch touchscreen you get with every other trim doesn’t exactly impress. To be honest, the whole dash setup simply looks dated, which is a shame in an otherwise attractive vehicle, but out-of-fashion graphics and low resolution really drive that nail home.

Still, the ILX represents a good option in a great category that is going through some changes. With competitors like the BMW 2 Series and Mercedes A-Class setting new standards, the ILX is feeling the pressure to step up its game and deliver better, more versatile tech. But with a sub-$30,000 price tag, there’s a lot to forgive in a car that drives this nicely and looks this good. Besides, it’ll reliably deliver 24 mpg city and 34 mpg highway, which proves it can keep up with the big boys, but if you need something with a little more flash, look out for a Type S version, rumored to arrive in the very near future.

*CarGurus meticulously monitors the prices of millions of pre-owned vehicle listings, offering users precise and up-to-date market insights. Historical pricing data excludes any additional dealer fees as of May 3, 2026.

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