AMAZING HANDLING! 2024 Acura RDX Review

Welcome back Acura lovers and haters. Please tell us why this is the best or worst SUV 🔥🔥🔥

That infotainment is god awful, should be unacceptable in 2024

looks like a great vehicle but compared to the nx350 is it the best in class? Im seriously debating between the two but the tech in the nx looks miles ahead and in my opinion looks better too, what are some suggestions?

I have an '09 Acura RDX AWD Turbo, and that car is a ton of fun.

Any chance we can get a review of the Acura between shilling for advertisers and talking about other Acuras and GM?

Good lord, that center console. If Acura would fix that eyesore this would be the car to beat in this category.

Fun but expensive on gas. Factory tune too conservative would benefit from a midrange tune.

What is the great song at the start of the video please??? It goes “drop the beat - D.J. Charles etc.”. THANK YOU!!!

Morons with the touch pad- I had 2011 mdx and they can just copy using a wheel worked fine

Best looking in the segment but the MPG needs to go up. In the owner forums they are getting under 17mpg

I think Honda in General is behind times still reliable but expensive. RDX is basically same since 2019. I had 2019 model trade it in after 6 months poor visibility it the rear. Very loud 4 cylinder engine, if you’re spending this type of money do yourself a favour get a 6 cylinder anything it will be a lot smoother and quieter.
Infotainment is dated and annoying to use. Seats were not comfortable to me especially with fake leather

That infotainment makes me cringe but damn the car in general is a good car.

We want a Type-S RDX before Acura go EV sh*** crazy.

2021 here. Love this car! 🙌

I've got the '23 Aspec NO SH AWD! I live in Florida so no need for that! You should have mentioned the wireless charger THAT DOES NOT WORK!!

I have cooked many cars that challenged me in my 2021 RDX ASPEC. Fast as hell, stylish, and roomy for a family of three. The one thing I hate - steering wheel buttons seemed to be littered everywhere and no heated steering wheel at this price point.

We have a '23 MDX A-Spec and I love what Acura is doing now. The trackpad is a fuckin nightmare no joke, but it is the best overall car I've ever actually had time to get a feel for. We were originally considering an SQ5 (too small) or the 2021 X5 50i. We're confident we made the best choice by a mile.

I personally prefer the MDX ..might as well

GET RID OF THE INTRO VOICE DUDE

I have the 2023 RDX Tech package with SHAWD. Overall, I like the car and my only complaints are the jumpy transmission at low speeds and the sound system is underwhelming. Those with the A-Spec ELS sound system boast about it but I'm not happy at all with the 12 speaker system in the Tech package which I plan to upgrade soon. My guess is that the extra 4 speakers in the ELS provide fuller sound but I bet to someone who's picky about sound will find it slightly underwhelming as well do to the small and underpowered individual speakers. Like I said, overall a very nice ride but I wish the sound was fuller at lower volumes which in the Tech package is not. Still, I can't think of any car as luxurious and reliable as the Acura RDX for the same price. If I had the choice to redo my decision I would strongly consider the A-Spec package only for the more powerful sound system.

I don't understand why they haven't made a Hybrid RDX. It would probably be a huge winner.

This is a dad car

Yo straightpipes make more cool future car I love all your vehicles video I watch them all and this my 5 time watch this new Acura RDX

My wife has a 2023 MDX. The vehicle is great, except the infotainment.

They should have made a Type S version using the same v6 turbo. It’d make this car very competitive.

The infotainment and gauge cluster were dealbreakers. The GV70 has the best tech in the segment

I’ve been driving my 21’ RDX A-Spec AWD for 2 years and I still can’t think of anything else I could want. I love the touch pad because the fingerprints on the screen is ghetto. The handling is superb. Taking it to MN in the winter the car never lost control even when we tried to get it to slip. The gas mileage is worth the suffer for everything else

Lexus Texas! ❤

infotainment is a big deal breaker to me , horrible

I have two years left on my current lease and I want to get RDX Aspec when lease is up but ive heard the older models have a rear window that randomly shatters and electrical issues? Im in tge air between this or TLX Aspec. Will be one of the two just not sure which one

Bought some tux mats, best accessory purchase ever👌🏼

My sister has the MDX Type S, The infotainment is annoying but it isn’t a deal breaker. It’s good enough and it has physical climate which makes it better than BMW or MB.

Be careful if you live in the Toronto. Canada area as these vehicles are being stolen I lost mine

Do you guys have a discount code for tuxmat? Was considering getting one but the pricing is just a bit high

The front looks great but the back is so ugly

I love the RDX, it looks good, drives amazingly well, I just wish they would upgrade the tech. Overall i think I would still pick the NX, I prefer the interior tech and I slightly prefer its design, you can also get trims that get 40mpg which is hard to beat

I’m going to restate their feedback/criticism: who designed this shit for Honda NA and why didn’t they emphasize more that the design needed more work?

I think that with current car market prices acura is a very sensible option for people who want a little more luxury and performance.

The infotainment is fine especially if you only use Apple CarPlay. It isn’t that big of a problem as they make it to be. We’ve had our 2019 RDX since launch in 2018.

Another 4-banger w/ piped-in fake V6 sound...

Went to buy one in 18, infotainment total deal breaker. Can't believe I'm in my fourth car since and they still have the same garbage

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Dailu Mk1 roadster

We'd say...

" Oh Wow "

the touch pad isnt a problem and never was . stop being delusional

not a fan of the new intros

had a 2016 RDX that I drove for 8 trouble free years. for my next car I looked at both the 2024 RDX as well as the Lexus NX 350h. Ended up going with the NX … my gas bill is now half what it was, and everything seems a lot more modern with the NX. I would have liked to stay with Acura but the lack of a hybrid powertrain sealed my decision to go with the NX.

The back of the RDX with those taillights bothered me so that I spent an extra $20,000 buying the 2023 MDX for the mrs. I just couldn't handle her backside looking like that going down the street. Other than its rear end, the RD is a pretty good vehicle.

Don't know why Acura does this silly stuff, but for the traction to actually be fully disabled the car requires you to put in a bit of a cheat code. For starters the car needs to be running and in PARK. First, you must press the brake firmly down and hold while turning traction on and off. Second, you have to lift your foot off the regular break, engage the parking break, and proceed to turn the traction control on and off just like before. Lastly, with the parking brake still engaged, put your foot back on the normal brake, turn traction control on and off one more time, and this should cause the traction control light to flash, indicating that you are now fully unrestricted and ready to hoon in SHAWD.

Hope this comes handy in the future. Cheers boys!