Used 2019 Acura RDX for Sale
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| $3,064 below similar2019 Acura RDX A-Spec
13,432 miles1 Accident4.4 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $31,999| $4,123 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
12,416 milesNo accidents1.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $35,995| $3,358 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX A-Spec
16,631 milesNo accidents3.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $29,900| $2,378 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX Base
20,519 milesNo accidents5.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $33,588| $2,708 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
10,640 milesNo accidents4.2 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $33,998| $2,122 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
9,407 milesNo accidents3.7 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $31,477| $1,655 below similar
2019 Acura RDX Technology Package
17,312 milesNo accidentsDelivery available* - $34,500| $2,064 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
12,431 milesNo accidents5.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $32,551| $2,487 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
17,300 milesNo accidents5.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $29,888| $3,223 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
29,232 milesNo accidents4.2 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $34,995| $2,986 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
31,014 milesNo accidents3.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - Price Drop: -$700$31,099| $4,529 below similar
2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD A-Spec
37,965 milesNo accidents5.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $28,000| $2,450 below similar
2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
58,465 miles1 Accident5.0 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $32,450| $1,866 below similar
2019 Acura RDX Technology Package
13,690 milesNo accidentsDelivery available* - $32,888| $3,165 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
13,410 milesNo accidents4.2 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $32,998| $2,016 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX SH-AWD
25,223 milesNo accidents3.7 dealer ratingDelivery available* - $32,490| $3,812 below similar
Certified 2019 Acura RDX A-Spec
38,585 milesNo accidentsDelivery available*
Consumer Reviews for the Acura RDX
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Petros Bezirganyan,01/07/2019
SH-AWD w/Technology Package 4dr SUV AWD (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 10A)
After months of researching and shopping, pulled the trigger on new RDX w/ Tech... After driving it for 3k mi in 2 months, here are my impressions.
THE GOOD
1. The leather seats are very soft and comfortable. Beats any latest model Nissan, Volvo or BMW. The real leather is exquisite.
Acura makes the best leather seats, period. Better than the latest Volvo XC90 or XC60, BMW X3 or 3 series, Nissans and even Hondas and Audi Q5... The only seat that is better is the one in Volkswagen Passat, but these are synthetic leatherette... The seat is 16-way power adjustable, and on Advance trim it has power thigh extension as well...
Love the seats...
2. The ELS 3D Studio premium audio system is sublime. The surround sound is fantastic, and is second only to Volvo's latest Bowers & Wilkins audio system.
3. The style. I really, really love the body styling if the new RDX. It is elegant, agresive, sporty, modern. I really love the 19" shark gray wheels. The cabin is modern, luxurious and I would say, elegant. Love panorama sunroof.
4. Comfort and ride. Very quiet cabin, supple ride. Good rear legroom and headroom
5. Cargo capacity. Is on par with any compact SUV, and is better than almost all luxury compact SUVs.
6. Price point. Very competitive guven the amount of features.
7. Engine power and torque. With 272 hp on tap and low-RPM 280 lb-ft of torque, this SUV has a pick-up of a sporty sedan or a hatchback.
8. Handling. With its wide stance and low profile, coupled with torque-vectoring all-wheel drive, this SUV corners flat, and can handle any curve confidently, feeling sure-footed on any type of pavement.
THE BAD
1. Transmission. Acura keeps telling us (since the crappy 6-speed in 2013 RDX and 8, and then 9-speed ZF transmission in Acura MDX 2013-2015, 2016-2019) that they are going to finally fix the rough and jerky gear shifts, especially at low speeds and going uphill, and finally they claimed that they did it with the Honda-engineered 10-speed transmission, debuted in the 2018 Honda Odyssey, and now in 2019 RDX...
But let me tell you, this tranny, although much better than 9-speed German-made ZF and the 6-speed in old RDX, still has some serious issues: at low speeds it tends to keep in the middle gears (3-6), instead of downshifting to 2, perhaps--I don't know, but the effect is as if it is in higher gear at lower speeds than it should be, preventing acceleration at speeds at around 25-30 mph, or when coasting to a stop light or parking... This is very annoying, since the vehicle feels underpowered for simple maneuvers, like coasting to a stop light or driving in a parking lot. Pushing the throttle, simply jerks the vehicle forward, as if accelerating from dead stop, which is not what one wants, and is dangerous in traffic or parking garages... Disappointing.
2. Fuel economy on premium 92 grade gas. In the mixed mostly city driving I average only 21 mpg on premium gas. Very disappointing. On regular 87 octane gas, the fuel economy drops to 20 mpg. Disappointing...
3. Small fuel tank, short driving range on a full tank. With only 17 gallon tank, maximum I can drive on premium gas on a full tank is 300 miles, before the fuel gauge light up. Very, very disappointing... My Nissan Rogue would go 359 miles before I had to stop for refueling...
4. Infotainment system. Very, very glitchy and underbaked. Using the precision touch mouse pad is awkward; using navigation is clunky. Voice recognition barely works. The loading of contacts takes a very, very long time... Calls are driooed every now and then; the system hangs intermittently... Nissan's simple Bosch-designed infotainment puts Acura to shame... Android auto is not supported as of yet... No way to look up point of interest phones; no Pandora or Google integration. My Nissan had all that. I miss Nissan's infotainment system...
THE UGLY
1. The brake pads already squeal on all 4 as if completely worn out on a brand-new vehicle with less than 3k miles!!!
2. Passenger wiper is not retracting completely. This is a calibration issue, which Acura is looking into.
3. The hatch back-door creaks and moans on opening and closing, just like a whale.
4. Driver vanity mirror cover squeaks when opening. Not nice.
5. The cargo area liftable cover does not stay open, and needs to be held while accessing the underfloor storage compartment.
6. To put in roof-rails and crossbars, Acura is asking for $1,200. Very expensive for almost a necessity on a SUV.
CONCLUSION
On hindsight, unless you are getting a super killer deal on 2019 RDX (e.g. below invoice), I do NOT recommend buying or leasing it, until Acura addresses transmission and fuel economy issues.
Also, note that it is a wide vehicle: 4-5 in wider than a regular sedan or a compact SUV. This may pose a challenge when parking in tight spaces.
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