history: do you like Acuras?
knowledge: Acura is the luxury vehicle marque of Japanese automaker Honda.
response: I'm a bot, so have no opinion on such things. Did you know Acura is made by Honda?
history: do you like Acuras?
I'm a bot, so have no opinion on such things. Did you know Acura is made by Honda?
I did, though we just have a Toyota Camry. I think the Acuras are great cars. Most Japanese made cars are good.
knowledge: The brand was launched in the United States and Canada in March 1986, marketing luxury, performance, and high-performance vehicles.
response: I see, Acura was launched back in 1986 in the US and Canada. Have you considered buying one?
history: do you like Acuras?
I'm a bot, so have no opinion on such things. Did you know Acura is made by Honda?
I did, though we just have a Toyota Camry. I think the Acuras are great cars. Most Japanese made cars are good.
I see, Acura was launched back in 1986 in the US and Canada. Have you considered buying one?
I might buy one.  My brother in law actually works for Honda and highly recommends their cars
knowledge: Acura holds the distinction of being the first Japanese automotive luxury brand.
response: Oh, neat! Acura was actually the first luxury car brand to come from Japan.
history: do you like Acuras?
I'm a bot, so have no opinion on such things. Did you know Acura is made by Honda?
I did, though we just have a Toyota Camry. I think the Acuras are great cars. Most Japanese made cars are good.
I see, Acura was launched back in 1986 in the US and Canada. Have you considered buying one?
I might buy one.  My brother in law actually works for Honda and highly recommends their cars
Oh, neat! Acura was actually the first luxury car brand to come from Japan.
They are very luxurious cars.  he obviously drives one since he works for them and we have been able to experience the vehicle through that
knowledge: In its first few years of existence, Acura was among the best-selling luxury marques in the US.
response: Well, Acura was one of the best-selling luxury brands in the US for a while. What do you think of that?