For the 2015 Acura RDX I did not find even from the original site acura. however there are a few sites that say but it’s all true or not I do not know. Hopefully as soon as we know when 2015 acura rdx will be published in General ranging from specifications, price,, interior and exterior engine technology and the technology used to what comes to using hybrid or electric car. The possibility of changes in the engine and not much different to the previous model ie 2014 Acura MDX is as follows:
Specs 2014 Acura RDX:
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| EPA MPG Rating2 (city / highway/ combined) |
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| Recommended Fuel19 |
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| Tune-Up Interval3 |
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for fiture 2014 Acura RDX
- 273-hp, 3.5-liter, i-VTEC® V-6
- 28 mpg hwy rating with FWD or 27 mpg hwy rating with AWD2
- Available Acura/ELS Surround®32 Sound System
- Standard Audio System
- Acura/ELS Surround Sound System
- USB & iPod Integration
- Song By Voice
- Navigation Functionality & Controls
- AcuraLink Real-Time Traffic
- AcuraLink Real-Time Weather
- AcuraLink
- Destination Database
- Zagat Reviews
- Dashboard
- Voice Recognition
- Bluetooth HandsFreeLink
- SMS / Email
- 5-inch Color Display
- Security System
2014 Acura RDX price:
Starting at $34,520-$38.220
for more I find in this forum
I quote in part from the forum ” acurazine
” 2015 Acura RDX
This will bring you a more luxurious feel than the CRV will, and smoother engine to boot. I’m not going to worry about drastic changes to its RDX at MMC … maybe some added features but I doubt they will turn into a tactile screen when you’re offensive in your original message. If you can find a 2013 RDX models in a lot, you can get a good deal before the2014 model that touches lots (immediate) and start on the road to a lifestyle free of payment to the size of the RDX and has a small turbo 2.0T as the base engine and a hybrid version with the same powertrain with the RX350h which should make it a little faster and better MPG. Should be out in about a year I think that could be something to do a little research as you approach the expiration of the lease. Do not read anything but I have a feeling that the Lexus RX can also stretch a little and add a 3rd row. Then RX can compete directly against a small and new MDX will compete directly against the RDX. There are many people who like the Lexus RX but just think is a bit big and heavy. This new CUV smaller might be just what they are looking for and can be cut into sales of RDX. Competition is good for everyone!
