Acura RDX

Acura RDX – Acura offers its RDX, a compact crossover that combines sporty handling with the typical features of SUV AWD and greater capacity. That said, the two generations of the RDX offers two distinct flavors. Acura RDX first generation is more visceral and surround driving, while the second generation and refinement provides increased functionality.

Redesigned for 2013, the Acura RDX is now more responsive than before crossover. Although only an inch taller and one inch longer than before, there is a bit more passenger space and more cargo space, this last jump of up to 71 cubic meters. Better performance and fuel efficiency are other key improvements. A 3.5-liter V6 offers 273 horsepower and is matched with a six-speed automatic. This propulsion system provides fast acceleration, along with respectable fuel savings.

Acura RDX, Key features include standard leather seats, heated seats, xenon headlights, a rearview camera and an audio system with 260 -watt six-CD changer and USB port. Options include a navigation system, a system of temperature control with sun sensor and upgraded audio system.

The Acura RDX founded this to be one of the most entertaining crossovers to drive, thanks to its lively acceleration and agile handling. The drawback of this sports personality was the sacrifice of some use. Although passengers had plenty of space, the 61 cubic feet of maximum cargo capacity was a little small compared to most rivals and Acura RDX items as courts lacked adjustable load and a rear tray.

The Acura RDX changed little during this period. Some minor improvements took place in 2008, including a new auto-dimming  mirrors, memory settings for the driver’s seat, a larger navigation screen and standard Bluetooth connectivity. In 2010 the version with front-wheel drive was available, as are a number of new features, including a reversing camera, the Bluetooth streaming audio and a connector for iPod/USB.

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