Acura TL Type-S – 2007 Review: Something about your kid’s playset just didn’t seem right. All the parts were included and labeled, the necessary tools provided. Unfortunately, as your good buddy Bob pointed out, you were looking at the diagram backwards, hence, what was left ended up right, and vice versa. We’re guessing the same thing happened when Acura assembled the TL Type-S, a car that should be rear-drive, but somehow the plans got mixed up and the folks in the assembly plant mistakenly put together a front-driver. The product of this miscommunication is a sport sedan that suffers from one of the worst cases of torque-steer currently on the market, a shame since this stylish four-door makes for an otherwise appealing package.

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