2023 Acura RDX: Our likes and Dislikes, and Opinions!🤔
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
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To be accurate, Honda had a turbo 650cc motorcycle in the early 80's
I purchased a 2022 RDX w/SH-AWD Advance Package and I always thought if only this would come with 335hp as an option..still it is a great vehicle to drive and the reason I purchased it was bcuz of the reliability..I had a 91 Legend and at that time I was sold on the brand..plus it's an graded car.. Honda's sister company so I feel safe..I drove my RDX up to Lake Tahoe and it handles, drives, and felt very comfortable there and back to Riverside County California..optional power trains for the RDX would definitely sell more..
Thanks very much for making these videos. I like them very much.
Regarding the amount of power, more is always more fun, at least in my book. Can that motor take a little more boost? Does it have forged internals and 4-bolt mains? It's a great engine - it's too bad it is no longer available in an Accord along with the 10-speed automatic. The RDX looks like a great all-round package (but see my comments in your MDX video - the MDX is more my size.)
As for engine noise, please allow me to turn off the piped-in sound. I meant to make this same comment for the MDX. Make it a menu option.
For flat tires, call AAA or whatever roadside service you have. IMHO.
I prefer the Mazda/BMW knob interface over the relative-position track pad in Acura. I sure hope the next generation vehicles ditch that pad, or keep the pad but move the screen forward and allow me to touch it.
I don't care about LED turn signals - it will be a lot cheaper to replace the incandescent bulb if it burns out vs. LED.
Finally, I just went to the configurator for RDX and except for red, I can't find an interior color that isn't essentially black :-( I get that Acura is having trouble building cars of any type, and more variation may not help that problem, but come on please 🙂
What channel might you discuss the '23 Pilot on? Or would that not ever happen? If it does, the first and most obvious change that is needed is a larger infotainment screen. 7" in 2023? At least the 9" is decent, but still too small.
Where is the RDX type s I been holding on to my 2020 a spec for now
Is there a RDX type S coming soon?
I will say before I bought my RDX, I did cross shop an Outback (owned 4 Subaru's before), and al considered a GV70, however those were just hitting the market and stand alone Genesis dealers really did not exist in my area. My decision between the RDX and Outback was really a coin toss. I liked both cars for completely different reasons. I ended up going for something different this time around. I do wish I was able to option in things like heated rear seats, heated wiper park, the ELS 3D audio on the tech package. Was not a huge fan of the gauge look on the A-Spec as well as the lack of spare tire and the 20" wheels.
Address problems with used models...like squeaky brakes, transmission issues, grinding while accelerating, low pressure fuel pump...I've also heard of moon roof issues.
Had an '07 and wouldn't buy another one until 2019 when Acura returned to the turbo and SH-AWD