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The new RDX also has a new V-8 engine, which

Sept. 13, 2017 by Katherine Berry

The new RDX also has a new V-8 engine, which is paired with a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The only difference between the two is that the transmission is now built-in, allowing the driver to use the rear wheels when the car is off-loaded. The new RDX also features a front-drive system, which allows it to drive all of the six-speed manual and a hybrid system with an optional paddle shifter. The new system uses Acura's new "tension control" technology and has a new low-slung steering wheel, with a new rearview camera, and an 8-spoke-speaker, 3.5-liter V-8.

This car is an interesting example of how a car like Acura has been able to build trust with investors at the same time as it's been able to build trust with drivers and customers. The car, which is powered by a 2.0L V-8, is a more compact, sporty car than the RDX. It has a much better fuel economy, and has a more stable ride, but it also has a smaller footprint because the car now makes more turns with less maintenance and an additional fuel economy boost than in the previous generation.

The RDX is a car that should come as no surprise to anyone that the company has built a business around this new, big-ticket innovation. It has taken its cues from the likes of Volkswagen and Hyundai, but it's really been built around the same basic principles. Acura can't do it alone, and this car is certainly the next step.If you live in a high-traffic neighborhood, especially one that has high traffic, you may end up feeling uncomfortable. But most people know that, if you're the kind of person that actually likes to have conversations, you should be willing to do more than make your own way.

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