Found 9 expert reviews, showing 1-5:
OverviewA new term seems to have settled for vehicles like this: CUV. Crossover Utility Vehicle, not simply "crossover vehicle," which has been used for a while. Meaning, basically, an SUV... Read full review
What Edmunds.com says Thanks to its performance and value, the 2007 Acura RDX is an interesting choice for a luxury-themed small SUV. But those needing enhanced utility might want to shop... Read full review
Having pored over the socioeconomic star charts, interpreted tea leaves, studied chicken entrails, and otherwise peered into the future, Acura's marketing soothsayers foresaw a new and... Read full review
Introduction Acura RDX -- 2007 First Drive: This is what happens when you give automotive engineers too much caffeine. You get a Picasso on wheels, a technological marvel that answers a... Read full review
Don't let the four-cylinder engine scare you from the 2007 RDX, Acura's newest entry into the crossover market. A variable flow turbocharger gets the efficient 2.3 liter engine's horsepower... Read full review
RDX The new RDX compact crossover SUV debuts in early '06 as a 2007 model, and is a smaller and sportier alternative to Acura's MDX. Sculpted with uniquely ... Read full review
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MSRP: $32,995 - $36,495
"The RDX is an amazing car. It is quite responsive and drives like a sport sedan. I chose the RDX over a BMW x3 for several reasons. A totally decked out RDX... Read more
Purchased an RDX two weeks ago. Previously owned a Honda CRV and loved it. Wanted to upgrade and stay with a Honda. Getting 22 mpg for normal highway driving... Read more
My car is my office as I put a lot of miles on my car. The RDX sold me on several points: 1) its outward style; 2) its interior design; 3) the Technology... Read more
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