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The Acura RD-X is a concept car and crossover SUV by Honda produced under the Acura brand. It debuted at the 2005 North American International Auto Show. Autoblog (as cited in "References") expects Honda to offer to the United States public a very similar vehicle by the beginning of 2006, which will likely be released as the Acura RDX. The RD-X is shorter than the contemporary MDX by less than one foot.

Features

8 in (203 mm) LCD screen with a navigational system

Nine speaker surround sound system

Hard drive for storing recorded audio

Two-tone interior with indirect lighting

Rosewood covered floor

A six-spoke steering wheel

ACE body structure

Super-Handling All-Wheel-Drive

Brembo slotted braking discs/rotors

Brushed aluminum signature five-sided Acura grill

Dual exhaust pipes

Air-conditioning utilizes outside air

Wraparound LED lights

No side view mirrors, instead small cameras on the side of the vehicle transmit images onto the LCD in the vehicle

Specifications

Length: 181.5 in (4610 mm)

Wheel diameter: 18 in (457 mm)

Estimated 240 horsepower/260 ft·lbf torque

Gas Mileage EPA estimated 19/23 mpg (City/Highway). Premium gas recommended.

References

AcuraRDX.net is the Web's largest community dedicated exclusively to enthusiasts of the Acura RDX. RDX forum, RDX information, RDX news and articles, RDX pictures, RDX specifications, RDXlinks, and more.

Acura RDX Information Resource and Owner Forums

"Detroit Auto Show: Acura RD-X Concept", an Autoblog entry

"Acura RDX" (Note that the article is about the concept RD-X, not the production RDX.)

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