4th Gen 2022 Acura MDX
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Lexus Fanatic
Regardless of where its designed, it still has a very Japanese look and feel to it
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Lexus Fanatic
I know the 2020 RLX was built in Japan. RDX is made in China as well.
The Acura brand global headquarters is still in Japan inside the Honda building.
Last edited by Toys4RJill; 12-08-20 at 02:21 PM.
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Lexus Fanatic
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As I posted above, I am currently on my fifth MDX. With the third and fourth I "decided" to change but there was sufficient improvements to keep me. I have always had the opinion that the MDX was premium, not luxury. This looks very good, both styling and interior. In the prototype announcement they talked about increasing luxury (they did not have real wood interior accents until 2017), including massage seats, etc. Interested to see if Acura really makes it to luxury.
My current lease is up March 2023, so early buyers should be out of the way, and the bugs worked out, so we shall see when it is time to make a decision.
My current lease is up March 2023, so early buyers should be out of the way, and the bugs worked out, so we shall see when it is time to make a decision.
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Lexus Test Driver
As I posted above, I am currently on my fifth MDX. With the third and fourth I "decided" to change but there was sufficient improvements to keep me. I have always had the opinion that the MDX was premium, not luxury. This looks very good, both styling and interior. In the prototype announcement they talked about increasing luxury (they did not have real wood interior accents until 2017), including massage seats, etc. Interested to see if Acura really makes it to luxury.
My current lease is up March 2023, so early buyers should be out of the way, and the bugs worked out, so we shall see when it is time to make a decision.
My current lease is up March 2023, so early buyers should be out of the way, and the bugs worked out, so we shall see when it is time to make a decision.
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Lead Lap
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We'll see. I believe they are strong competitors. I was going to consider them in March, but they are still selling with little to no discount from MSRP. As I posted above, in March with incentives the net Capital Cost in my Advance lease was $48,600 on a MSRP of $59,275. The $48,600 was about what I was seeing for the Palisade Limited AWD, with very limited inventory.
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The Type S is going to be more than $15K over the Palisade/Telluride, MSRP to MSRP.