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I'm in the market for a mid-size SUV, I own a mdx I would not buy another Acura with that touch pad, not good, also most people want a touch screen, Acura your behind your competition. Nice honest video
The base is missing too much, the Aspec and the Aspec advance is to “racer boy”. The advance has new rims for 22-24 so much nicer. The tech package is the sweet spot
Now driving my 5th leased RDX; 3 previous generation, two current. (After 2+ yrs. my dealer calls wanting my car; I get the deal I WANT and trade.) First 4 were one Tech and three Advance models; current is base (all 2 wheel drive) Biggest difference other than my REDUCED payments is the smoothness of ride and quietness of the current, '22 model. By far, loved the looks of the previous gen; all 3 were Kona brown w/parchment int. Yes, I understand the "move forward'" with styling, but just don't like it. Drive trains: really liked the 6 sp/6 gear and the current is fine also. Just returned from a trip...28-30 mpg keeping speed under (mostly) 75...but got the same mileage with the V6's! Spare tire??? must be a Canadian model.
I love remote and need to have it on every car I have. I don’t think it’s a big deal to not have it on the base because you can always step up to the advance pkg and get remote start.
That's what I don't understand abt honda. Their premium auto division doesn't have the touch screen technology while the inferior division offers that tech. Honda needs to shake up the team who is responsible for Acura
Yeaha dont like this about acura is not a cheap car and they not doing it touch screen like thats crazy and more crazy is that is a 2024 and doing that like what where they thinking
I prefer not having to touch my RDX screen. The high on the dash location, a placement I like, would be difficult to touch because of the distance to the driving position.