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#26 |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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![]() Acura MDX Type S, notice how the DOHC Turbo V6 fits in perfectly. Thinking this motor was always designed for the SUV segment, the TLX Type S was just a "throw them enthusiasts a bone."
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#27 |
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![]() Dang... Double post...
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![]() Acura MDX Type S
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#30 |
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![]() Acura is just sending it off without any real test drives before sales start. High 60's to start. So what does that come too people ? 75.. plus ten percent for ahh value added mark up.
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#31 |
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![]() I have seen some of the new MDX's on the road. It's not a bargain as it once was. Acura is commanding premium luxury for this thing, design fits the bill the drivetrain leaves a lot to be desired. Cross shopping wise, if I was in the market I'd go with a X5 40i XDrive. B58 in-line 6, ZF transmission and serious brakes to match.
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#33 |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Vehicle:2020 X3M Competition |
![]() At that price range the drivetrain pales a lot in comparison to the B58 and ZF8 which is the gold standard for 6 cylinder/automatic.
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#34 |
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![]() Yeah, the X5 is a better buy for similar money. But the 3 row in the MDX is likely better than the new optional third row in the X5, so it depends on how important that third row is.
I'd still rather the X5 because it tows well. Which is a box to check for people shopping this segment. I wouldn't tow a trailer with the MDX. It's probably competent towing, but I wouldn't do it. Like driving the X5 hard and fast. They each have their trade offs. As far as buying either as fun drivers cars, this has been the sales pitch for SUVs since forever. Still not buying it. |
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#35 |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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![]() I wouldn't even call my smaller X3MC a fun driver's car. I find the higher you sit up the less you feel connected to the road. Yes it grips like a sporty car but it's just not as engaging. I consider it more of a sharp driving SUV that's really fast.
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![]() Looks nice. Probably my wife's next car.
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