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No such thing as an rsx type R. there is a type S. any way you look at it, they are slow cars and you will lose at every stop light against the big boys

Try a NSX then ya might get some were.

-Leo S is very wrong obviously he doesn’t know much about automobiles there is an Acura Rsx Type R. The new civic type R is way faster than the Acura. -Leo SThe Honda Civic Mugen RR experimental spec is very fast considering that is a 2.2 liter N/A engine.Also the Honda Civic Mugen dominator is very fast.-Leo S you should study more about cars before you come and answer questions on the automobile section. Hahaha it'll be funny when you stop on a red light and a 2.0 liter engine smokes your ***.

wow Acura RSX Type R was Only in Japan n Oceania The Acura RSX Type S is sold in North America. The Civic Type R is more popular though, and thats what most people get, its probablya little bit faster too. So go for the Civic Type R. (if you can get your hands on one!)and i agree with the guy above, Leo S doesn't know just how much power some of these cars actually can have.

let me help you out here a bit, just cause i think youre lost with your question(s). i can see youve already posted a similar question asking us to compare which is better between a civic Si and a Type-S RSX (which i answered already). civic type-R never existed for actual sale in the U.S. market if my memory serves me right. type-R is a label used by Honda in other markets like in their home country Japan, but not here in the U.S. for comparison purposes, the discontinued Prelude only had a Si version available apart from its base model (ditto for the Civic hatchback). the S2000 offers a "Club Racer" or "CR" trim level along with a rare Mugen version (i remember seeing one somewhere in Southern California during my trip there). Acura only uses the Type-S designation for their special trim level versions of their cars (CL, TL, RSX). there is, however, a type-R version of the RSX (basically the same) under the Honda nameplate: Honda Integra Type-R (equivalent of the Acura RSX Type-S?). it never was made available for sale here in the US though, only in Japan (& Australia/Pacific Oceania).