Acura's 2019 RDX an interesting and fun compact luxury SUV
If this is Acura's new direction, I hope they keep it up. Nicely done!
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--July 13, 2018
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It's being touted as Acura's new direction and, as such, it's an interesting case study in how a company responds to the ever-evolving competition.
I was on Acura's junket to San Francisco when the original RDX came out. It was Acura's first turbo four, and it was a wonderful SUV that featured what at the time was probably the best audio system I'd experienced in a vehicle.
That ELS audio system is still around, kind of, but it has also marched along with the marketplace--which to me is a double-edged sword.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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