- 2014 Acura MDX Prototype
- There will be a new MDX design for 2014.
- Acura is calling it a "prototype" because it's not 100% finished yet.
- Although, it's completely redone it looks like a beefed up RDX with the new RLX LED lights. Overall, it doesn't look bad. I still don't like the beak grill, but I'm a broken record hopeful that Acura will hear my cries.
- Expect the usual 3.5 liter V6 (no power figures yet), technology standard, and SH-AWD. The twist though is this generation of MDX will have the first front wheel drive version.
- Next Evolution of NSX Concept
- Acura is continuing to tease us with the Acura NSX Concept.
- The car maker is giving us a glimpse of what the interior could look like. Acura's goal is deliver a "new sports car experience that combines next-generation supercar dynamic capabilities with advanced environmental performance ... Acura NSX will be powered by a mid-mounted, direct-injected V-6 engine mated to Acura's Sport Hybrid SH-AWD system."
- Launch Plan and Pricing for 2014 Acura RLX Flagship
- Acura's new RLX Flagship will debut in dealerships on March 15, 2013 with an MSRP is starting at $48,450.
- Features include 310 HP V6 direct-injected SOHC i-VTEC, most spacious passenger cabin in its class, Acura's new Precision All-Wheel Steer and Jewel Eye LED headlights, fuel economy of 20/31/24 mpg. "Precision All-Wheel Steer is the world's first technology to feature independent and continuous control of the left and right rear-wheel steering (toe) angles. Its benefits include crisper lane changes, more nimble cornering, enhanced dynamic response, tighter radius low-speed turning, and confidence-inspiring control."
- In February, every Acura dealer nationwide will feature 2 2014 Acura RLX sedans ahead of the March 15 sale date so that clients can experience the car in what Acura is calling the "Destination RLX" client experience program.
- "A version of RLX featuring Acura's new Sport Hybrid Super Handling All-Wheel Drive® (Sport Hybrid SH-AWD®) technology, producing 370 horsepower with expected EPA fuel-economy ratings of 30 city/30 highway/30 combined, will debut later in 2013."
- The 2014 Acura RLX will be available in five grades – the well-equipped RLX, the RLX with Navigation, the feature-packed RLX with Technology package, the RLX with Krell Audio package, and the top-of-the-line RLX with Advance package.
TRIMMSRP*RLX$48,450RLX with Navigation$50,950RLX with Technology Package$54,450RLX with Krell Audio Package$56,950RLX with Advance Package$60,450
2 comments:
The prices on the RLX seem a tad high for a car that was never an established hit in its segment.
@Anonymous - I think the $48-56k figures make sense because that's the RL's MSRP, but the $60k is a little high. However, I think Acura is doing that to see how high they can sell a sedan in their line up.
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