i love how no matter how long i have been driving.. i have never been uncomfortable.

always comfortable, smoothest ride, great handling, just enough power to feed your craves, great luxury features ahead of the times. the g1 also looks similiar to the cars of the time... but that much better.

wow i am in love.

 

Its alot pimper saying you drive a Acura Legend than driving a Saturn...j/k(saturns are good cars)

I like the way it drives. Its smooth, the engine satisfys my need for speed, Handles well, all while keeping you comfortble. Too bad mine only gets 15mpg.

 

I like that it's paid for and any money I spend on it is voluntary.
Seldom does anything go bad wrong with it and it doesn't leave me on the road (saving that one time when the alternator went out and the battery failed. If I had recognized it, I could've made it home or to a shop).

Oh, and that it's every bit as good a car as any new one.

 

Id have to say the ride is very smooth, and the power is suficent for a 6 cylender..........but you cant beat american muscle like my bros 66 mustang..........now thats power but ride is so crappy...



yea i love my car

first kiss ive ever had was in that car......

never forget that

 

i gotta agree with danielle on this one, i havent' even thought about it until now, but i have never been uncomfortable in my legend.. i could drive for hours on end and probably not be squirming for more room or a different position

 

Legend Love!!!!!!!!!

What I love most about my legend is that after 13 years young it still gets gawked at by people with newer cars. Not to mention with some love they can run forever and if you have that need for speed even without performance modifications done to them they will answer the call and leave a smile on your face every time. One more thing I love about my legend. Every time I come to this forum, I find people just like myself who have a love and respect for a car the automotive world along with most of the aftermarket world has all but forgetten. To all you legend owners out there. Keep'em running and they'll keep running. :bowdown: to the legend. Peace and Blessings. Bigs out.:2cool:

 

I've had the car for close to twelve years now and it's now part of me. The car grows on you the longer you have it. There's nothing to "hate" about the car. It's always gotten me where I want to go and I arrived there comfortably and with style.

After working to "bring it back up to snuff" this year, I have to say the car is actually very service friendly for a V6 compared to newer cars. If they made more performance parts for it, there wouldn't be enough of them today.

Hope my next car is as "nice" all around.

 

Oh yeah, one more thing, the Legend is near invisible to cops if you have OEM wheels.

 

i like how im the only Acura and Legend at my school. i also like how u first feel that shift at 2k RPM (auto). i used to think it was weird but now i expect that jump when im goin!! i also like how i get stares from daddies in their gas wastin SUV's. thas reall nice.... i've only had this car since july and im truly in love wit it. it's like a lil dog or somethin. hahaha very reilable always there. a biatch to take care of. hahahahha

 

for going on 15 years i would have to say the handling and comfort of the interior is like riding in a cloud. i go to school in miami, girlfriend in orlando, and family in jacksonville FLORIDA. ive driven several times up and down the whole east coast of florida, and even twice to pensacola from jacksonville, which is the whole northern part of the state into another time zone and back. right now i have 210k miles on it and my Legend still runs strong and handles better than most of the cars out there for its age.

James

 

I love the way my car handles. A flick of the steering wheel and I've made a quick lane change. I've actually avoided three accidents that probably would have totaled my car because of its handling. That plus the manual transmission. I'm surprised that I haven't gotten more than the one speeding ticket I've gotten in this car.

 

As a kid I always loved my Grandma's legend. Nice shiny gold exterior with tan leather and a sunroof. It was something about the way the leather smelled and how comfortable it was. How the HVAC controls were very simple yet sophisticated with a numerical thermostat and an auto temperature feature. The heated seats, the power rear windows (still can wow my friends with those). It wasn't until I grew up and got to drive the legend that I felt its power and beautiful ride.
It took years of begging to convince my grandma to sell it to me and she finally did when she bought her new car. She had it in Vancouver for the past 6 years or so and only put on around 3,000km's a year. Its been a while since the car has seen snow, but its still the car I always loved to drive in.

 

yea i love my car

first kiss ive ever had was in that car......

never forget that

I love my car too

hey first kiss I ever had was on the hood of my 86

I'll never forget the memories on that hood

 

awh first kisses in/on the car how cuuuuuuuuuute.

one problem with the legends.. backseat could be a little bigger... haha

 

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thats so funny, especially from a girl LOL


later

 

Danielle, your so cool <3!!! I actually like the size of the back seat!

 

I like the fact that I can beat a '90 IROC/Z in my luxury sedan. That's gotta be embarassing. Plus, like lots of other people have said, it is very reliable. I got the car in April, and all i've had to fix is the speedo cable. Plus I also love the fact that I only paid $600 for it.

 

the torque in first gear at 4,000-6,000 rpms

 

I'd have to agree with danielle on the back seat...it is alittle snug. LOL

 

I'd have to agree with danielle on the back seat...it is alittle snug. LOL

hahaha she knows whats up

 

its not that bad unless your doing a certain activity back there then it can get crouded

 

I have no problems in my G2 backseat. It makes for some intimate positions. Seating positions, I mean.

 

I always liked the map lights in the back seat of my sedan. It's also nice to have a V6 that won't sound like a lawn mower.

 

Oh yeah, one more thing, the Legend is near invisible to cops if you have OEM wheels.

I made a left turn in front of a CHP officer and he ticketed me for having tinted side windows. Reading the vehicle code carefully, tinted window is okay, but the catch is that you can't have an applied -film- on the window.

Here's the funny part:

The car has had tinted windows since it was a few weeks old. The car was registered in Washington state since new and prior to my ownership. The tint was installed at a shop in California!

What I like about my Legend? It isn't worn out yet.

 

I agree with everyone except for the seat and steering wheel location. I am 6'-0 and the car is clearly designed for a smaller asian driver. My leg is totally contorted to work the gas pedal. If I'm doing something wrong tell me.